Leonard Mambo Mbotela, the Radio Icon, Has Died

Anne Mbotela, her daughter-in-law, verified his death.

Alice Mwikali, a widow, and their three children, Aida, Jimmy, and George, are left behind by Mbotela.

Leonard Mambo Mbotela, a seasoned media personality, passed away. ‘Je Huu Ni Ungwana’ star Mbotela died on Friday at about 9:30 a.m.

Anne Mbotela, her daughter-in-law, verified his death. Alice Mwikali, a widow, and their three children, Aida, Jimmy, and George Mbotela, are left behind by the renowned host.

Created in 1966, “Je Huu Ni Ungwana” was covered for around 55 years.

Here are some condolence notes for the family:

Kenyan Youth Movement: We still cherish his memory; may he rest in peace.

Dan Ben Genga was a renowned public servant, a champion of the underprivileged, a symbol of truth, and a worker who passionately loved and cherished his work. Both death and aging have caught up with him. Some people are worth keeping in the second world, if only we could get past the two. Our memories of you will last a lifetime. Peace be with you.

Dreamgal Mashini, the MC: But what an enduring legacy he leaves! 

Jo Kailema: Pole Sana had a wonderful voice, but he was really unhappy.

Murungaru Alberts: The politicians are now frantically trying to figure out what to do.

Some of them will even describe how the deceased served as their counselor, colleague, confidant, mentor, and friend for the rest of their lives. 

Gabbie Naserian: It’s true that life does have an end, therefore I would like to thank you for being one of the greatest in my youth. I also celebrate you and wish you everlasting rest.

Naomy Akoyo: Uungwana mwenyezi mungu akuhifadhi kwa chumba chako cha milele makiwa leornad mambo mbotela anauliza huu NI Legend of Kwa family R.I.P.

Kibet Hosea: Get plenty of rest, Mzee. Sending sympathies to the impacted family.

Nimoh Waire: Sending condolences to his family and friends, may his soul rest in eternal peace.

Gdiana Mwesh: Rest in peace, media industry champion.