In Big Numbers, Kenyans in America Mourn Death of DJ Vice

The death of Dj Vice has sent shockwaves across the Kenyan community in America. Even people who did not know him are hurting at the loss of such a young and promising Kenyan.

Davis Mwago was driving on Interstate 287 North ramp to Interstate 78 East when he lost control of his vehicle, crashed, and lost his life.

According to New Jersey State Trooper Charles Marchan, the 35-year-old DJ hit a metal guardrail on the exit ramp before hitting the right guardrail which sent him hitting a metal fence and a tree.

It was a double tragedy for the family, as it is being reported that his mom passed on upon hearing the news of her son’s demise

These are some of the messages of condolences by family and friends:

Lilly Richards

You were one of the coolest souls around

You showed up for Jere Kim-Jahazi and myself in a suit

You gave us our last dose of music last Saturday but we didn’t know it

It is hard to believe that you have left this world.

I will always remember your sincere smile in those red sneakers

Shine on your way Mr. Deejay D-vice .

Our Sincere condolences to the family

2. Jess Interiordesignsanddecor

I can’t wrap my head around this..

Man tomorrow is never promised. You can be ok today and gone tomorrow. Live your best life.

You can not even remember that you lived when your gone.

An accident can happen to anyone, he was driving from work and met his death Its sad people can be judgmental. His mom has just passed on after receiving the sad news of his son.

I am so broken right now. So heartbreaking honestly.

The whole community is mourning you. We will forever remember you. May God receive your souls Deejay D-vice. Man this hurts go well.

3.Supuu Rehema

I’m so so so sorry we didn’t get to hang out in Kenya like we were supposed to before I left.I have no words because I am numb to all these deaths. Young people are dying before they even turn 40. Rest In Peace Deejay D-vice. You are now with the angels. This is a hard one to swallow.

4.Djstevo Junior

Deejay D-vice Deejay D-vice the first time Nili land New York City USA you did welcome me in your home. Deejay dvice shine on brother . Change of worlds . Shine on your way .

5.DjSunny Sistuki

So shocking. We just did an event together on Saturday! Deejay D-vice! RIP…… doesn’t even sound real! There are some mystery’s in life that we will never understand.

6.Chogo Nyakwar Mbori

We are all living on borrowed time .

RIP Deejay D-vice.

I didn’t know you personally. I met him once or twice at one of his events .

All I can say is that , this was one hardworking Young Gentleman.

From his posts you could see he had a bright future , he was what we call a REAL Hustler.

His Death has shocked me just like Kobe’s.

He is not family but I am very saddened.

The Kenyan Community in USA has lost a great soul .

My thoughts and prayers to his family and friends during this difficult time .

Rest in Power Shujaa!