In a surprising turn of events, the beloved community center and talent hub, Hip Hop City, founded by Kenyan artiste Juliani in Dandora, was demolished. The center, known for its role in nurturing young talents in the informal settlement, faced a government-ordered demolition due to its proximity to a river.
Despite the setback, Juliani remains undeterred. In a recent interview with SPM Buzz, he expressed a serene acceptance of the situation, attributing the center to divine providence. “You can’t understand God’s work,” Juliani reflected. “Everything I’ve built, I see as a gift from God. I’m merely a steward of His will.”
The artiste’s calm response to the demolition has been rooted in his faith. He views the loss as part of a larger plan, one that he trusts completely. “God is the giver and the taker,” he stated, reaffirming his role as a caretaker rather than an owner.
When asked about his lack of protest against the demolition, Juliani revealed a philosophical stance. “Once the building has collapsed, there’s nothing we can do. I’m wiser nowadays, and I understand what’s good for me and what’s not. In all, I never lose because God has His own plan,” he explained.
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Juliani’s resilience shines through as he announces plans to purchase new properties in Dandora and surrounding neighborhoods, ensuring the continuation of his mission to support local talent. This move comes as a clear message that his commitment to the community remains unshaken.
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The demolition had previously sparked a mix of reactions online, with some netizens unsympathetically linking Juliani’s distress to his marriage to Lilian Ng’ang’a. However, Juliani addressed these criticisms with grace, laughing off any notions of his downfall.
As Juliani looks to the future with optimism, his story serves as a testament to the power of faith and perseverance in the face of adversity.
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