Mr. Nice Is Upfront About His Living Situation

The most well-known works by Mr. Nice are “Kidalipo” and “Fagilia.”

For the most of his life, Mr. Nice has resided in Kenya.

Mr. Nice Tanzanian singer Mr. Nice, who is residing in Kenya, has reprimanded those who claim he has lost friends and gone bankrupt.

Mr. Nice stated that he is not broke and that change is unavoidable in an interview with Dr. Kingori.

Some people claim that because I have nothing, I don’t have any friends. I didn’t have any children back then, but I currently have three. Whether you like it or not, things have to change. I’m almost fifty years old and can’t live the same way I did before.”

Mr. Nice went on to explain that he is fine simply because he is not frequently spotted driving.

“People want to see me in a car every time, when will you see me if I keep driving in a car?”

One of the most renowned vocalists in East Africa, Lucas Mkenda, often known as Mr. Nice, is a Tanzanian veteran who dominates the region’s music scene.

He reportedly filed for bankruptcy in 2024 and moved to Kenya.
The Fagilia hitmaker reportedly told anyone who encounter him in the pub to stop begging for drinks.

“Instead of asking for alcohol, why can’t someone ask for food? Alcohol cannot be purchased by begging at a bar.

Additionally, Mr. Nice disclosed that he was raised by a single mother.

Later on, he made contact with his father, but they did not get along well, and the father passed away.

I was astonished when I first met my dad.

The school I used to attend was constructed by my father and turned over to the government at the time, yet I would still be sent home for not paying the tuition.

The majority of my dad’s side relatives are people I don’t even know.

My grandmother and maternal uncles reared me.

Mr. Nice gave advice to up-and-coming artists, stating that talent alone is insufficient.

“The majority of up-and-coming artists are unaware that talent alone is insufficient.

They will compose a song for you even if you are wealthy and a bad singer.

However, you may be gifted and impoverished, and nobody would even notice you.

It’s noise when you sing without capital. My mother gave me a lot of support.

Finally, he offered some sage advice.

“Up-and-coming musicians should seek alternative sources of funding for their music productions.”

His spouse is a physician from Kenya.