Meet Y-LO, the music star boy from Mombasa.

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     Dickson Marupia Gambo aka Y-LO hails from the coast of Kenya, Mombasa. Music has been his passion ever  since he was a kid though he began recording his songs in the year 2012. Being from Mombasa where most of the biggest Kenyan artists hails from,he has struggled alot to be at the same level. He faces challenges that most upcoming artists face when trying to break through the industry. He has hustled his way up and the sweats are now paying off. Currently, he is based in Nairobi where he has build himself a bigger and stronger funbase. 

       Soon, he will be officially launching his music in Nairobi. His most recent project,’To Love’is currently ruling the airwaves countrywide. Watch out for this big talent!! 
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New album alert!

He is back with a bang! Most people thought he went missing in action but this is what he has been up to. Koshadizzo of the famous Sarunet is back with another song, Kongoi. He is also done working on his first album which will be of the same tittle. It’s gonna be out soon. Watch out!!

He is known for unique styles in his music, you can’t get enough of his lines, very motivating. 

Well, we are receiving three bundles of joy at once. Kosh just graduated recently at Egerton University,the entire  GhettoHype congratulates you sir!! Go out there and make wonders. 

GHETTO HYPE. 

By Kirui K.Lincoln.

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MC JACK.

Pave way for the new kid in the block. MC Jack, 24 started off as just an MC and events organizer at different gigs in his  town. That is where his name became so famous, he is well known for his humorous and bold expression during his work, he is just a comedian in the make.
   He enrolled for Dejaying at a local Dj Academy and soon became a real master of the decks at different clubs in his home town, credits to his scratching skills. He is so diverse and versatile, recently he tried his hand in music and trust me he fits in very well. In fact he is far much better than those who have been in the industry half a decade ago. His love for hip hop is immeasurable. His all time logo, “under the prison of hip hop and buried by poetic lyrics”. He has so far recorded six songs, just pure hits, pure hip hop with clean messages. His latest project, “Give me love” is still enjoying the airwaves even before the video is out. Get free downloads of his songs here  mdundo.com/a/23619. Nuff support and respect MC. Watch out, this’s the next big thing.

By Ronii Lincoln Jr.
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HARBATIZZO MANIZLE

He started off as a solo artist about three years ago. Even though music and specifically rapping has been his thing since his tender age, his biggest breakthrough was his second track “Chomyability“, a kalenjin slang word for “how to love”. He features Young 18 in the track to come up with the hit.

   He went through the same high school with Young 18. The duo rappers have since been recording music together and they buddy up to form “Ziwa Entertainers”.
   H. Manizle, 23, took his rapping career seriously immediately after his high school. He started recording his first song “Usikate Tamaa” in his hometown, Eldoret before moving to greener pastures in Nairobi. Currently he is based there but as he claims to be so diverse, he is comfortable working with every producer nation wide. This has seen him collaborate with many artists like Kos Mavoko and is currently working on a project with Kizzo B.

His diverse style ranges from Kalenjin, Swahili and English languages. His two mega hits, “Baibaiyet”  and “Laiti” are more of bongo style with some test of kale Benga in them. “Jangili jambazi” also is the greatest party song, club banger of all times.
  He is among the top airwaves rulers in Rift Valley and the kalenjin radio stations. He together with Young 18 managed to be the top Kalenjin rappers last year and their hard work saw them launch their first album, CHELIMO this year.
   What makes Harbatizzo stand out is his mad flow. Yes it is so African but the uniqueness is brought about by his gangster rap.

By Kirui K. Lincoln.
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FACTS ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS.

1. Sleeping alone is better than sharing your
BED with someone who shares a BED with
someone else when you’re not around…!
2. Cheating doesn’t mean you have to kiss,
meet or have sex with a third party. Once you
find yourself deleting texts and e-mails so that
your partner wont see them, you are already
there.
3. If a man is crazy about you, pray he doesn’t
get well, if he is getting well, know that
another woman is giving him some tablets.
4. First love may not die, but true love can
bury it.
5. If you still believe “LOVE IS BLIND” then i
know for sure MARRIAGE WILL OPEN IT FOR
YOU.
6. A woman’s beautiful face attracts a flirt; A
woman’s beautiful heart attracts a lover; A
woman’s beautiful character attracts a man.
7. Don’t fall in love because you are lonely,
fall in love because you are ready.
8. A blessed water is better than a cursed
fried rice. A Godly poor man is far much
better than an angry rich man in marriage.
9. I will rather have you stay in your father’s
house that you are sure of, than pack into a
man’s house you are not sure of.
10. Most men base their capacity of manhood
and their abilities to fertilize ovaries and
produce children. Any man can impregnate a
woman. The real deal is HOW MANY MEN
CAN BE THE FATHER TO THEIR CHILDREN,
not promoters of ABORTION?
11. HOLY Wives don’t just speak in tongues,
they MANAGE their homes, make SUPER
meals, raise GODLY kids, and finally they
bring out the KING in their man.
12. When you tend to your garden diligently
you will be the one to reap the fruit of the
vine thereof.
13. You can say “sorry” a million times, say “I
love you” as much as you want, say whatever
you want, but if you’re not going to prove that
the things you say are true, then don’t say
anything at all. Because if you can’t show it,
your words don’t mean a thing.
14. Don’t lie in order to satisfy somebody for a
moment, because the pain that you cause
them in the future can last them for a
lifetime.

By Kirui K. Lincoln, Actuarial Science student at University of Eldoret.
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UNIVERSITY OF ELDORET DECIDES.

It is a another sunrise at the University of Eldoret with a whole new face, making news for the second time after going controversial last year. It is now at it again but all for a good reason.

  It’s name was completely tarnished  by the media and   politicians. Every round  fired towards it was in the name of tribalism within the students and poor management by the school senate.

During the last year’s elections, all the seats were accupied by the Kalenjins. Well, they say everyone is entitled to his or her own opinions, what then do you have to call this? Is it tribalism? Tyranny of numbers? I don’t know, so I rest my case there.

   For once the students are  united as comrades, each preaching the same message of peace and harmony. They have elected their leaders based on their qualities and not by the cancerous ethnicity. Here are the full results of the election.                     1. Edgar Agonya- Chairman
2. Oloo Alfred- Secretary General
3. Lilian kangogo- Finance
4.Mwalimu wafula- Academics Director
5.Ronald Makori- Security and Accommodation.
6.Winfred Musila- Health and Cathering
7Ismael Kipchumba- Sports Director
8. Edwin Kiplagat -Editorial Services
9.Michael Kibor – Entertainment

My congratulations are in order for all the winners. Let us embrace peace and harmony. God bless UOE God bless Kenya.

By Lincoln R. 
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MENTAL SOBRIETY AT ITS BEST.

Getting great work done isn’t always just
about finding a burst of inspiration- it’s also
about properly defining your goals and setting
yourself up in a productive work
environment.
It’s about incremental improvement in your
daily work process and mental habits so that
you feel motivated and productive throughout
the day. It’s about recognizing your own
biological limitations and optimizing your
sleep
habits, eating, and general health.
Work hard people, Kenya deserve intellectuals
like you and me. Work hard, believe, achieve……
By Kirui K. Lincoln, Actuarial Science student, University of Eldoret.

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CAMPUS MISCONCEPTION

Those moments in high school when you thought
going to campus will just be an enjoyable life full
of fun. Thought campus was where you could
just attend lectures , read and wait for exams…
But campus is more of that… Was still doing
some analysis since first year but upto now I
realize campus is not just about learning or
pursuing that best course, it’s more about
character building,. Where you go through so
many challenges that you might end up giving in
and some even might try to withdraw from
school, while others regret why they came to
such places… Someone used to say it’s better to
be in campus near your home but I disapprove
this because some of the things you won’t learn
while near your mum and dad…. You must be
alone to know the reality of life… Campus is
challenging but I have always tell my classmates
with God I see no challenge. Sometimes even
your own shadow can deny you but your soul
won’t… When you experience such challenge
know that you are doing something and never
loose hope…… You might not know what God
has for you in store….
By Lincoln K. Kirui, Actuarial Science student at University of Eldoret.

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WORDED FRIDAY

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WORDED FRIDAY.

If someone asks about your
educational background, proclaim boldly that:
Church is my college. Heaven is my
university. Father God is my counselor. Jesus
is my principal. Holy Spirit is my teacher.
Angels are my classmates. Bible is my
textbook. Temptations are my exams.
Overcoming Satan is my hobby. Winning
souls for God is my assignment. Receiving
eternity is my degree. Praise and Worship are
my slogan. If you are a child of God, never hesitate defending your religion, Christianity. They call us the infidels but they can’t read our hearts. They can’t feel the magnitude of the bond between us and God the Father of Jesus. They try to petrify our stong faith with sharp knives, loaded AK47 and grenades. They struggle to divide us but our spirit of “One Nation” will never die. Peace be the anthem. We are one Kenya!! 

By Ronii Lincoln Jr.
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