On the 11th anniversary of her husband’s tragic passing, Njesh Wa Qabbz, the wife of the late gospel artist Peter Kaberere, shared a heartfelt message honoring his memory. Kaberere, who was well-known for his gospel hits like “Just A Way” and “Kiburi,” tragically passed away in 2014 due to an electrical accident at his car wash. The incident, caused by faulty equipment, took the life of the beloved artist at the time when he was a father to a young son and Njesh was pregnant with their second child, a daughter.
In a moving tribute shared on social media, Njesh expressed her enduring faith and gratitude, despite the years of grief. “Forever grateful. God has been faithful, the only helper and comforter. The only healer, helper, and comforter. Thank you, Lord, for being our hope in life and death. Glory to your name. Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure,” she wrote, reflecting on the strength she has found through her faith.
While Kaberere’s untimely death left a void in both her life and the gospel music community, Njesh has continued to keep his memory alive. His sudden passing sent shockwaves through the Kenyan gospel scene, as Kaberere was not only known for his musical talent but also for his spirit and positive influence on those around him.
Over the years, Njesh has shown incredible resilience, raising her children as a single mother. She has since relocated with her family to the United States, but her connection to her late husband’s memory remains strong. Recently, she shared a photo of her grown children, expressing her gratitude to God for giving her the strength to raise them alone. She described her son and daughter as her heartbeat and her source of motivation, acknowledging how far God has brought them through the years since Kaberere’s passing.
In her post, Njesh emphasized the importance of her children in her life, noting that they are her driving force. “They are my family, my life,” she said, and reiterated how thankful she is for the resilience they’ve all shown despite the challenges of losing a father and husband.
Her message resonated deeply with many of her followers, who took to the comments section to offer words of encouragement and praise. Some fans noted how much Njesh’s son resembled his late father, a touching reminder of the legacy Kaberere left behind.
This anniversary not only marked a moment of reflection for Njesh but also for many fans and loved ones who continue to mourn the loss of the gospel star. His music continues to inspire, and his legacy remains in the hearts of all who were touched by his life and ministry. As Njesh navigates life without her husband, she remains a symbol of faith, strength, and perseverance, keeping his memory alive in the hearts of all who remember him.
