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‎New Details Show How Popular Gengetone Artist Died After Being Declared Brain Dead‎‎ –

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‎Tragedy hit the Kenyan music scene on October 5, 2025, as popular Gengetone artist Shalkido Ga Cucu passed away following a serious motorbike accident along Thika Road.

‎The accident left fans and friends in shock, mourning the sudden loss of a talented musician.

‎Shalkido was rushed to the hospital immediately after the crash. Doctors worked tirelessly to save him, but he had suffered severe brain injuries and was declared brain dead shortly after arrival. Hours later, his death was officially confirmed.

‎Peter Miracle Baby, a close friend and fellow member of the Sailor’s Gang music group, shared the heartbreaking news. He revealed that he received a call from Shalkido’s father around 6:30 PM confirming the artist had passed away.

‎“I don’t even know how to feel,” Miracle Baby said in an emotional interview.

‎“His dad called me to tell me he was gone. We used to talk occasionally, but this is so sudden.”

‎Fans of Shalkido immediately took to social media to express their grief and share memories of the artist.

‎Many highlighted his unique style, vibrant personality, and contributions to Gengetone music, which has become one of the most popular genres among the youth in Kenya.

‎Shalkido’s death comes as a huge loss to the Kenyan music industry. He was known not only for his music but also for inspiring many young artists who looked up to him.

‎His energy and creativity helped shape the Gengetone scene and brought new life to the local music industry.

‎Social media platforms have since been flooded with tributes. Fans, colleagues, and other artists shared their condolences, celebrating the life and achievements of Shalkido.