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Veteran Entertainer MC Fullstop to Be Laid to Rest at Lang’ata Cemetery

Posted on by Ozymandias

Veteran reggae and dancehall hype man MC Fullstop, born John Maina, will be laid to rest today at Lang’ata Cemetery in Nairobi. His burial comes just 11 days after his passing on August 1, 2025, marking the end of a long and difficult battle with tuberculosis that severely damaged his lungs and throat.

MC Fullstop was a beloved figure in Kenya’s entertainment scene, known for his commanding voice, infectious energy, and deep passion for reggae music. Over the years, he became a fixture at concerts, radio shows, and live events, where his stage presence and ability to connect with audiences earned him a loyal following.

His health struggles began several years ago when he was diagnosed with tuberculosis. The illness gradually weakened his respiratory system, making it difficult for him to perform. Despite the challenges, he remained a resilient and optimistic figure, often engaging with fans online and expressing gratitude for their unwavering support during his treatment.

Friends, family, colleagues, and fans are expected to gather at Lang’ata Cemetery to pay their final respects. Tributes have been pouring in since news of his death broke, with many remembering him not only as an entertainer but also as a mentor to up-and-coming artists in the Kenyan music scene.

MC Fullstop’s legacy extends beyond the stage. He played a vital role in popularizing reggae and dancehall culture in Kenya, using his platform to promote unity, positivity, and social awareness through music. His passing leaves a significant void in the industry, but his influence will continue to inspire future generations of performers.

Today’s burial is expected to be both emotional and celebratory — a farewell to a man who dedicated his life to uplifting others through the power of music.

Legendary Reggae MC Fullstop Passes Away

Posted on by Dennis Elnino

The Kenyan entertainment industry is mourning the loss of a true icon, as news of the passing of legendary reggae MC, John Maina, popularly known as MC Fullstop, emerged on Friday, August 1st. The veteran entertainer, celebrated for his powerful voice and infectious energy on stage, passed away following a prolonged battle with a serious illness that had severely impacted his health.

MC Fullstop had been a prominent figure in the reggae and dancehall scene for decades, commanding a massive following through his work on radio and at live events. His signature style and ability to connect with crowds earned him a reputation as one of Kenya’s most formidable hype men. He was best known for his work on shows like “Riddim Vybz” and his deep-rooted connection to the reggae community, where he was a revered figure.

In recent years, MC Fullstop had been open with his fans about his health struggles. In a series of heartfelt social media posts and interviews, he revealed that he had been diagnosed with tuberculosis, which had caused severe damage to his lungs. He spoke candidly about his condition, sharing that his left lung had collapsed, leaving him to survive on just one. This courageous openness earned him even more respect and an outpouring of support from fans and colleagues alike. Despite the debilitating nature of his illness, he maintained a positive spirit, often expressing gratitude to those who stood by him.

News of his death was met with a wave of grief across social media platforms, with Kenyans from all walks of life paying tribute to his immense contribution to the music industry. Fellow artists, DJs, and media personalities shared memories of his mentorship, his vibrant personality, and his unforgettable catchphrases that became a staple of reggae culture. Tributes highlighted his legacy as a trailblazer who helped popularize reggae music in the country, and a man who, even in his final years, faced adversity with remarkable strength. MC Fullstop’s passing marks the end of an era, but his voice and legacy will undoubtedly live on through the countless reggae enthusiasts he inspired.

MC Fullstop Back To Work After Illness

Posted on by Dennis Elnino

Reggae MC John Maina, popularly known as MC Fullstop, has announced that he is back to work after an illness.

In a post on his social media pages, Fullstop said that he is “back in the building” and that he is “ready to work.”

“Area kama bacteria #reggaeboyzonNRG,” he said.

Fullstop’s fans were overjoyed by the news and took to social media to express their support.

“Welcome back, Fullstop! We missed you,” one fan wrote.

“So glad to hear that you’re feeling better,” another fan said. “Can’t wait to hear you on the radio again.”

Fullstop is a popular radio personality in Kenya and is known for his energetic and enthusiastic personality. He has been a staple on the NRG radio station for many years and is a favorite among reggae fans.

Fullstop’s illness forced him to take a break from work in recent months. However, he is now back to full health and is ready to get back to work.

His fans are excited to have him back and are looking forward to hearing him on the radio again.

Renowned Reggae MC Fullstop Gives Uplifting Health Update

Posted on by Dennis Elnino

Renowned reggae MC Fullstop, also known as John Maina, has shared an uplifting update about his health with his fans. Just days after revealing that one of his lungs had collapsed, Fullstop has announced that he is on the mend.

The artist had previously disclosed his battle with tuberculosis (TB) in 2021, which had significantly impacted his lungs. In 2022, he faced another setback when diagnosed with TB of the throat, affecting his ability to speak, run, walk, and perform daily activities.

“My left lung has totally collapsed,” Fullstop said. “In 2021 I was diagnosed with TB of the lungs, which damaged my lungs significantly. In 2022, I was diagnosed with TB of the throat, which affected my voice, my ability to run, walk, and do daily activities.”

Despite these challenges, Fullstop has remained positive and determined to overcome his health problems. He has been undergoing treatment for TB and is slowly but surely making progress.

“I am on the mend,” Fullstop said. “I am still undergoing treatment for TB, but I am feeling much better. I am able to speak, walk, and run again. I am grateful for the support of my fans and family. I am determined to overcome this challenge and get back to my music.”

Fullstop’s story is a reminder that even in the face of adversity, it is important to never give up hope. With the support of loved ones and the right medical care, anything is possible.

Fullstop’s fans have been incredibly supportive throughout his health battle. They have rallied around him, offering prayers, well wishes, and financial assistance.

“I am so grateful for the support of my fans,” Fullstop said. “They have been there for me through thick and thin. I don’t know what I would do without them.”

Fullstop’s story is an inspiration to us all. He is a reminder that even in the face of serious illness, it is possible to overcome challenges and live a full and happy life.

MC Fullstop in the ICU following collapsed lung

Posted on by Ozymandias

MC Fullstop has recently taken to his social media to share about his recent health was. His problems began when he contracted tuberculosis or TB for short.

“Vijana tuwachane na Pombe!!” K24’s Riddim Vybz MC Fullstop narrates how alcohol almost robbed him off his life

And according to him when this happened his left lung completely collapsed and since 2021 he has been surviving on just one.

The situation was made worse when in 2022 MC Fullstop once again contracted TB this time in his throat and this has led him to have several complications including complete loss of his voice he has problems breathing when he is actively exercising.

“Hii imeenda” literally. My left lung has totally collapsed nimebaki na moja. In 2021 i was diagnosed with TB ya lungs ikasosi lungs kabisa. 2022 nikapata TB ya throat nayo ikanimaliza sauti, Running, walking, kuongea ni shida. Alafu lungs zina lungs ufala unlike Liver, haiwezi ji heal itabidi nijipange hapa naona niki hang boots. I just wanna say thanks kwa wale wamekuwa wakini support in this difficult moments God awa bless tu sana.

And this has forced him to take not only his health but his career into account and the search he has chosen to resign. He was a popular and much-beloved reggae MC and DJ. His post has been met with a lot of messages of condolences and support from his fans and friends.

We hope and Pray that MC Fullstop will somehow recover and find the strength to return to show beans where he can carry on he’s torch.

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“Vijana tuwachane na Pombe!!” K24’s Riddim Vybz MC Fullstop narrates how alcohol almost robbed him off his life

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

Alcohol is good for the body but when abused and K24’s Riddim Vybz MC Fullstop can tell you this for free. The fella who hosts the reggae show a few hours ago opened up about how he almost lost his life due to alcohol which he was using excessively.

Through his gram the MC shared a photo from 2015 to show his fans some of the struggles he faced after his liver failed. According to him, at that time he was jobless and those close to him started spreading fake rumors about his condition.

He goes on to add that God gave him another chance and this is why he is urging the youth to avoid alcohol which will end up destroying them, if not careful. Even with the second chance he still has to stay on medication since he ended up with Diabetes and thing have not been easy for him. He wrote saying,

Mc Fullstop
Mc Fullstop

#TBT 2015/2016 jobless for over 2 years when they spread fake rumors and tried to replace me #istoodalone #warrior #hero mtoto wa Muthoni still standing strong kama lion. I always thank God for giving me another chance. Vijana tuwachane na Pombe!! #liverinflamation #diabetes #insulin

Those thinking it’s alcohol is a joke, then there you have it!