KQ Staff Captivates With Fun Dance To Stella Wangu In Honor Of Day Freshley Mwamburi Was Dumped

• Freshley Mwamburi and the rest of Kenyans commemorated his true life story when he was dumped by a girl he took abroad for further studies, but she came back with another man
• Mwamburi immortalised his deep pain in a heartfelt song that has been popular for several decades
• Kenya Airways also danced to the song on May 17, the day that Mwamburi's heart was badly broken years ago

Kenya Airways staff members joined Freshley Mwamburi and the rest of Kenyans in commemorating yet another anniversary of how the musician was badly hurt by his girlfriend.

Why has Stella Wangu remained popular for decades

In a heartfelt song that has remained popular for decades, Mwamburi shared how he gave everything to see his woman get a better education abroad. But when she returned, she was carrying a baby and had a Chinese man in tow.

Every year, Kenyans commemorate the day with different versions of the song, memes, dances, write-ups, and, recently, AI-generated photos of the sad day.

In a TikTok video, Kenya Airways staff members dressed in corporate colours were in a room as they danced to the song.

Social media users were captivated by the dance and shared their opinions online.

Kenyans react to the dance!

Julie Betty:

"The last guy is doing Baba style (Raila)."

PenelopePierce:

"Happy to see my former colleagues....enjoy guys."

Charleskyalo(makueni finest):

"Huyo mzungu ako hapo nyuma anadance hio ngoma kweli?"

⛈️chaser_at:

"Na nyinyi mulimpea complementary na mjapani wake,"

Pdg SamSid:

"The fist lady kukula fare,"

Aloo_Dada:

"Tafadhali mnipee hata kazi nifagie ndege mamangu asione amewaste fee akinisomesha travel and Tours bure."

Kienyeji's TikTok account to remain alive

In other news, popular content creator Alice Chebet, aka Kienyeji Pro Max's TikTok account will remain alive even though she is in school.

Itigo Girls High School was kind enough to allow visits from her producer so that the TikTok content remains alive.

Kienyeji Pro Max was a Form Two student but missed most classes and exams due to fee arrears. Well-wishers launched an initiative to educate her, upon which she agreed to join a boarding school and start afresh in Form One.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke