After Jaguar Paid For His Treatment, Youngster Suffering From Cerebral Palsy Is Now Doing Great (Photo)

Mwangi Njema has Cerebral palsy a condition that affects his movement and posture, making him dependant on the people around him most notably his mother.

Mwangi’s fortunes however took a turn for the better when he met Jaguar during his performance at the annual Kenyan cerebral palsy walk 2014.This was after he applauded jaguar while he performed .Jaguar invited him on the stage and offered to pay for his physiotherapy sessions.
News reaching us from Jaguar’s fort is that Mwangi is slowly regaining his motor functions.

Jaguar wrote this” I met Mwangi Njema during my performance at the annual Kenyan cerebral palsy walk 2014. Spotted him within the crowd, cheering on a wheel chair… Asked that he join me on stage. Nothing beats a mothers love. She brought him on stage. Promised to cater for Njema’s physiotherapy costs, which I did but barely had time to visit him. I did so recently, and was quite Impressed to see he is slowly regaining his motor functions besides being able to recognize me. Nothing makes me happier. God bless you Njema and God Bless your mum.”