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The ‘Sitya Loss’ Hit maker was advised by many of his fans to take his sister for DNA test for proper confirmation. But he refused to go into that since he is already convinced.
“I’m already convinced she is my sister. I don’t need a DNA test. She knows stuff we did together in the past. She has scars I remember from the early childhood years,” the singer explained.
The singer says his sister who is now called Nankinga Hasifah will have her names changed again.
He explained that they got separated during the time he was living on the streets. Both of them just went with whoever was willing to take them and that’s how they got separated from each other.
What his fans had to say
Some of his fans said that all the years he has been a celebrity, how come they have never had him talk about his lost sister. Others queried whether the sister wasn’t watching her brother on TV to know how to find him.
Zikusoka nezitakuva mabega, #babysister pic.twitter.com/smow0nRgoo
— Eddy Kenzo (@eddykenzoficial) October 10, 2020
There is obviously a lot to think about in this story. Given the position of Eddy Kenzo in society. How come it took him all this time to find his sister. His alleged sister is not young too. Does this mean she wasn’t following news on her brother to know how to find him.
Kenzo who was a few days ago nominated in another big Awards in Cameroon ( Muzikol Music Awards ), is not ready to listen to any advise regarding his baby sister Hasifah.
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