Emmy Kosgei is a successful gospel musician from Kenya whose crafts redefined gospel music in Kenyan. The veteran gospel artiste was born into a strong Christian family which helped to shape her Christian life and to do gospel. She started singing at a young age and while at secondary school she started recording singles.
Emmy Kosgei was born on July 22, 1980, to Rose Kose, a reverend and Jackson Kosgei, her father who is also a bishop from the former Rift Valley province, in Kelewa village in Mogotio, Koibatek District.
Emmy Kosgei came into the limelight with her single Taunet Nelel from the album Taunet. Her flamboyant music career has won her the Head of State Commendation award. She is also an awardee of Best International Gospel Act from the UK Black Entertainment Film Fashion Television and Arts awards in 2013. Emmy Kosgei runs the Emmy K House of Fashion and Label. She is the type who chooses to walk the talk. Emmy Kosgei Madubuko is also the Kenyan ambassador for Tourism, Culture for Kenya.
Emmy Kosgei Song
Emmy Kosgei has preached the gospel to the multitude through singing. She has many inspired gospel songs including Alakara, Amen, Maloo, Kongoi, Saluti, Haleluya, Mbwa, Obistena, Ololo and Sobei Cheiso.
Emmy Kosgei Albums
Emmy Kosgei has about seven gospel albums credited to her. These are Sobei Cheiso, Subiri, Ololo, Maloo, Amen, Kaswech, and Taunet Nelel.
Emmy Kosgei Mourns
Emmy Kosgei is not dead. She lives a healthy life. In 2017, together with her husband, they mourned the demise of her husband’s mother. In 2020, she mourned the passing away of Mike Ugochukwu Ikechukweu Onwurah who was a senior member of the Revival Assembly Church based in Nigeria.
Emmy Kosgei Child
Emmy Kosgei has a child she bore with her Nigeria husband in 2015. However, the couples have kept the child from the reach of the public. Emmy Kosgei has two granddaughters the husband brought to the marriage.
Emmy Kosgei Husband
Emmy Kosgei is happily married to Apostle Anselm Madubuko from Nigeria and they both live in Nigeria. They first met at a conference in Kenya where she had been invited to sing. Pastor Madubuko later invited her to his church in Nigeria, and subsequently, they became friends, fell in love, proposed to her and they became couples.