Edward Kwach’s passing has left a deep emotional impact on his colleagues, with many of them struggling to come to terms with his untimely death. The radio host’s colleagues at Spice FM, particularly Ndu Okoh, were visibly affected by the loss, and emotions ran high as they paid tribute to him. On air, Ndu Okoh could not hold back her tears as she remembered the man who was known for his impeccable taste in music and vibrant presence on the airwaves.
Ndu Okoh was deeply moved as she reflected on Kwach’s passing after his brief battle with meningitis. During her radio segment, she played Amos and Josh’s “Baadaye,” a song that held significance for the moment, while wiping away tears. She shared how difficult it was to process the news of his death, acknowledging the sorrow felt by everyone who had worked with him.
The morning she learned of his passing, Okoh explained, was incredibly challenging. She spoke about how life without Kwach would be an ongoing struggle, but that, as time passed, the pain might ease though it would never truly go away. She expressed her hope that the memories of Kwach, the joy he brought to his family, friends, and colleagues, would remain strong and lasting.
The emotional tribute struck a chord with Kenyans on social media, many of whom shared their own condolences. Okoh’s raw display of grief highlighted the deep personal connection between the late radio host and his colleagues, further intensifying the outpouring of tributes from fans and fellow media personalities alike. They expressed sorrow over the loss, with some recounting fond memories of his time hosting on radio stations like Easy FM and Spice FM, where his voice had become synonymous with quality entertainment.
Kenyans reflected on Kwach’s influence on their lives, particularly his ability to connect with listeners, making evenings on the radio unforgettable. One fan shared how they fondly remembered him during his time with Angela Angwenyi in the late 2000s, while others recalled how his music selection and personality kept them tuned in. The shock of his sudden passing left many in disbelief, with fans expressing their condolences and sending heartfelt messages to his family and colleagues.
The outpouring of tributes underscored the lasting legacy that Kwach leaves behind in the hearts of those who knew him. Media personalities like Maina Kageni, Carol Radul, and Caroline Mutoko joined in the tributes, recalling his contribution to the radio industry and remembering him as a legendary figure.
As the days pass, the sadness will continue, but the memories of Edward Kwach, the man behind the microphone, will endure in the hearts of his family, friends, colleagues, and fans.
