The musician, who is largely seen as the face of the group, narrated his brush with death during last night’s episode of Churchill Show – which airs on NTV.<\/p>\n Bien revealed that he was he was in the company of his sister, Bijoux, Wakamba Wawili and Wendy Kimani when a matatu hit him as he was crossing the road.<\/p>\n They had come from the studio and were heading to the stage to board a matatu when his sister alerted them about a matatu that was being driven carelessly.<\/p>\n When Bien turned around, the car was right in front of him and he was badly injured because it was too late for him to get out of the way.<\/p>\n “We were crossing the road at Tuskys Pioneer in town and heading to Railways when my sister warned us about an oncoming car. Before I knew it, he had really hit me,” he explained.<\/p>\n The driver then sped off after the accident and left him lying on the ground, without caring whether he had survived\u00a0 or not.<\/p>\n “He hit me on my knees. I hit my face on the windshield. I just remember flying in the air. I woke up on the ground and found my sister trying to resuscitate me,” Bien added.<\/p>\n He was then taken to Nairobi Hospital where he discovered that he didn’t have 16 teeth when he looked at himself in the mirror. He also had glass, from the broken windshield, in his mouth.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.ghafla.co.ke\/ke\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2020\/08\/Screenshot-2020-08-28-at-13.16.20.jpg\")
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