In summary
- A video posted online shows the DJ trying to unsuccessfully access his house whose entrance was blocked by people believed to be authorities
- Fatxo had been largely accused of the murder since Jeff Mwathi fell to his death from Fatxo’s house.
Mugithi singer DJ Fatxo has expressed disappointment after he was allegedly barred from accessing his house in Nairobi on Saturday.
A video posted online shows the DJ trying to unsuccessfully access his house whose entrance was blocked by people believed to be authorities.
“I’m tired of all this conflict. I’m a God-fearing person. We have a law, and I think when it gets to this point, somebody should be guided. I don’t want all this drama. I feel my life is threatened and still somebody is keeping me out of my house from 7pm to midnight. It is not fair to me,” he said.
DJ Fatxo was last week exonerated from having any hand in the murder of interior decorator Jeff Mwathi.
Fatxo had been largely accused of the murder since Jeff Mwathi fell to his death from Fatxo’s house.
Accusers wished healing
An interview with Ghetto Radio just immediately after the DPP declared him innocent saw a relieved Fatxo wish healing to his accusers.
“This case has cost me a lot. I have lost international gigs in Australia and the UK because of this case. I wish my accusers healing because you cannot force things,” said Fatxo.
“As many of you know, I have gone through a very difficult period both emotionally and physically and I know firsthand how damaging and hurtful it can be to be on the receiving end of false accusations and cyber bullying,” he also wrote on his social media.
