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Nonini
Hubert Mbuku Nakitare (born 2 October 1982), popularly known by his stage name Nonini, is a Kenyan rapper and former radio presenter. He is often referred to as the "Godfather of Genge" due to his pioneering contributions to the genre.
Hubert Nakitare, alias Nonini, attended Kawethei Secondary School in Machakos County.
Nonini (Hubert Nakitare) was born in October 1982 in California Estate in the Kamukunji constituency of Nairobi, Kenya. He is of Luhya descent. In late 2012, Nonini became a father to a baby boy .
Nonini was originally signed to Calif Records but later joined Homeboyz Productions. He was introduced to the Kenyan urban music scene through his debut single "Nonini ni Nani?" He achieved national and regional recognition with his 2002 track "Manzi wa Nairobi," a song which praised the beauty of Kenyan women and a follow-up single "Weh Kamu". He went on to release his debut album Hanyaring Game in late 2004, which included the hit "Keroro," a Kenyan slang (sheng) term for alcohol. Nonini is famed for releasing the first Genge hits early in his career.
He runs a video production company named "Pro Habo" which successfully gave rise to P Unit. He is also a radio presenter.
Nonini also owns a clothing apparel line "Mgenge2RU".
He is currently based in the U.S.
Later, Nani Mwenza, his collaboration track with Tanzanian musician Juma Nature, became a regional hit. In addition, he has collaborated with local artiste Nameless to create a Friday anthem appropriately titled "furahi-day". Both songs are on his second album Mwisho Ya Mawazo, released in 2007. The album features several guest musicians, including Nyota Ndogo, Mercy Myra, Professor Jay and Q-Chief.
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Nonini
Hubert Mbuku Nakitare (born 2 October 1982), popularly known by his stage name Nonini, is a Kenyan rapper and former radio presenter. He is often referred to as the "Godfather of Genge" due to his pioneering contributions to the genre.
Hubert Nakitare, alias Nonini, attended Kawethei Secondary School in Machakos County.
Nonini (Hubert Nakitare) was born in October 1982 in California Estate in the Kamukunji constituency of Nairobi, Kenya. He is of Luhya descent. In late 2012, Nonini became a father to a baby boy .
Nonini was originally signed to Calif Records but later joined Homeboyz Productions. He was introduced to the Kenyan urban music scene through his debut single "Nonini ni Nani?" He achieved national and regional recognition with his 2002 track "Manzi wa Nairobi," a song which praised the beauty of Kenyan women and a follow-up single "Weh Kamu". He went on to release his debut album Hanyaring Game in late 2004, which included the hit "Keroro," a Kenyan slang (sheng) term for alcohol. Nonini is famed for releasing the first Genge hits early in his career.
He runs a video production company named "Pro Habo" which successfully gave rise to P Unit. He is also a radio presenter.
Nonini also owns a clothing apparel line "Mgenge2RU".
He is currently based in the U.S.
Later, Nani Mwenza, his collaboration track with Tanzanian musician Juma Nature, became a regional hit. In addition, he has collaborated with local artiste Nameless to create a Friday anthem appropriately titled "furahi-day". Both songs are on his second album Mwisho Ya Mawazo, released in 2007. The album features several guest musicians, including Nyota Ndogo, Mercy Myra, Professor Jay and Q-Chief.