Mary Njambi Koikai alias Fyah Mummah Jahmby will on Wednesday, March 3 make a debut on the radio waves after a six-year medical break.
Elated Njambi Koikai announced her come back on the radio waves on her Instagram page.
“Faaaaaammmm!! After 6 years!!!! 6 long years off air! Guess who’s back on Radio? Queen Fyah Mummah Jahmby!!!” she captioned.
Koikai will host a radio show dubbed Trace Na Doba on Trace Radio. The show will run every Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from 8pm – 12pm.
Koikai has worked on several shows. She garnered fame while hosting reggae shows in the pioneer urban radio Metro FM before she moved to Q FM which was under the Nation Media Group.
Koikai was a regular guest and a host at popular NTV show The Trend before she left the country to seek treatment in USA.
She has organized and held reggae gigs around the country through her Street Empire Entertainment company.
The media personality has inspired many not only through her shows but also her strength and determination to fight endometriosis.
The reggae queen suffered from endometriosis which is a painful disorder in which tissue similar to the tissue that normally lines the inside of your uterus — the endometrium — grows outside the uterus.
She sought medical treatment abroad where she underwent a major surgery for excision of endometriosis.
At Northside Hospital in Atlanta Georgia, she was diagnosed with Stage IV Endometriosis, catamenial pneumothorax with diaphragmatic endometriosis, sigmoid and rectovaginal endometriosis, and abnormal appendix.
In past interviews, Njambi revealed that she underwent 21 surgeries in total before she could experience normal menstruation.
Koikai jetted back in the country after successful surgeries and now she champions for the end endometriosis campaign to raise awareness on the little known disease.
Kenyans and fellow entertainers trickled congratulatory messages after Koikai shared the good news.
“Our queen is back at it” said Timothy Kimani alias Njugush.
“Uwwwwwwwwiii she is back!” said Abel Mutua.
“The queen of reggae is back on your radio!” said Judy Nyawira.
“Omg babe…so happy for you….so proud of you” said radio presenter Natalie Githinji.
