Suzanna Owiyo Pays Heartfelt Tribute To Late Mum On Her 1st Death Anniversary: "Missing You"

• Suzanna Owiyo commemorated her mother's first death anniversary with a heartfelt social media post
• The singer shared emotional photos, including one at her mother's grave and another with her late mother
• Owiyo expressed deep sorrow and everlasting love for her mother, describing her as her greatest gift

Luo singer Suzanna Owiyo has commemorated the first anniversary of her mother's passing in a deeply personal and heartfelt way.

Taking to social media, Owiyo shared a series of poignant photos, some of which showed her at her mother's grave with loved ones, while another captured a cherished moment with her late mother.

The loss of a mother is an incredibly profound and enduring sorrow, one that can deeply affect a person for a long time, sometimes never fully healing.

In her tribute, Owiyo expressed her grief and enduring love, touching the hearts of her fans with her words.

She wrote:

"Dear mum, one year has passed but your memory is a treasure I hold dearly in my heart. I will forever remember the moments we shared. Your love was my greatest gift. Missing you today and always."

Reactions from fans

pagliacciamaria:

"Losing Mama is one of the toughest experiences on earth. May her soul continue to rest in paradise."

oscar_mbago:

"It is well, it is well with God."

anneobonyo:

"May Mama’s soul continue resting in eternal peace 🙏 hugs love."

ace_maghanga:

"Hugs dear. May she continue resting in peace."

angieleander:

"Courage! May Mama rest in peace."

Why did Suzanna Owiyo call out Embarambamba?

Previously, the Kisumu Ber hitmaker expressed her views on Chris Embarambamba.

According to Owiyo, Embarambamba's music does not align with the traditional gospel genre.

Embarambamba had faced backlash for his bizarre antics in music videos, which include wild dances and even moments of vulgarity.

She attempted to categorise his songs but found them challenging to fit into the gospel music label.

Instead, she proposed two alternative categories: “night running” or “adult content.”

She also raised concerns about Embarambamba’s mental health, questioning whether his behaviour might be indicative of underlying psychological issues.

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