Toxic Lyrikali Assigns Majembe New Role in His Security Team

Kenyan musician Toxic Lyrikali has reportedly hired fellow entertainer Majembe as his personal bodyguard.

In a post shared on Instagram, Toxic Lyrikali stated, "Nimechukua Majembe hapa kama personal Bodyguard... jeshi saizi ni kutulia tu, kukula nyama juu tumefanya kazi for long."

This roughly translates to Toxic Lyrikali saying that he has taken Majembe on as his personal bodyguard, describing the role as calm and disciplined while noting that they have worked together for a long time.

The move has drawn attention from fans and followers who have been closely watching the interactions between the two artists.

Majembe, who is known in Kenya’s entertainment circles, now assumes responsibilities that include ensuring the security of Toxic Lyrikali during public appearances and performances.

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This development follows a series of public interactions and social media exchanges between the two entertainers.

Toxic Lyrikali’s decision to hire Majembe reflects a growing trend among Kenyan musicians and public figures to have trusted personnel handling security, especially given the high visibility and public nature of their work.

While Toxic Lyrikali has been primarily known for his music, he has also been involved in several public events and performances across the country.

These appearances often attract large crowds, and personal security arrangements help ensure smooth operations during events.

Majembe’s role as a bodyguard will likely cover event security, travel safety, and personal protection.

Fans have reacted with curiosity and interest, with some noting that the collaboration highlights trust and mutual respect between the two entertainers.

The statement "jeshi saizi ni kutulia tu" indicates a disciplined approach to security rather than aggressive measures, suggesting that Majembe’s role will focus on vigilance and professionalism.

Social media followers also pointed out that this announcement adds to the ongoing narratives in Kenya’s music and entertainment industry, where alliances and partnerships between artists often influence public perception and fan engagement.