TRIBUTE: GREATER ARUA MUSICIANS ASSOCIATION EULOGIZE FALLEN HIP HOP RAPPER LMB RAGZ AS UNIFIER, CALLING FOR HIS LEGACY TO LIVE ON
The casket containing the remains of the hip hop star in front of the clergy during the burial service.
By Sunday Amandi
Arua city
The artists under their umbrella, the greater Arua musicians association have eulogized their fallen member the late Kenyatta Isaac, commonly known by his stage name, LMB RAGZ, as a person who championed unity in the association, with calls to keep his legacy.
At the burial of the late Hip hop rapper at his ancestral home in Ayivu East division, the local artists described the death of Kenyatta Isaac as a big blow to the music industry.
Aliobidri Wycliffe, known by his stage name, Human X warrior, the president of the greater Arua musicians association says, they have lost an icon in their fallen star, and he will forever be remembered by the footmarks he has left in the industry,
“LMB RAGZ has been an icon, a Hip hop star, a uniting factor, someone who is very creative, we really miss him a lot, we wish him eternity and may God put him in the right place,” Aliobidri prayed.
Grace Anika, also known as GA Swagger says, the late LMB RAGZ life taught the artists to value their families as they pursue their musical careers,
“He was a family man, he had a wife and three children, that is a good lesson for me, and it should also be a good lesson to every artist out there because, being a musician doesn’t mean that you should always be reckless, or spending the monies out, you must build a family and you must live a responsible life,” Grace emphasized.
Similarly, Oriyo Job, known by his stage name, Jobian Tick says, the late was a unifier among the artists, “The most important part was just unity, he taught me about unity, that we should be united as artists,” Oriyo said.
D Wayne Gabana urges his fellow artists in the region to keep the legacy of their fallen star alive, and pick lessons from it,
“He sings message, he wants to put someone to the right position, we have lost a very big person, what I would want us to do is to carry on that candle that he lit, we should not let it burn out,” D Wayne pleaded.
LMB RAGZ died on Thursday last week in Arua regional referral hospital, after being admitted due to liver complications.
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