Gospel singer Martin Janet marks birthday by celebrating return of his beloved mum
Kikuyu gospel singer Martin Janet has celebrated his birthday with a heartfelt message, reflecting on life, faith, and the invaluable presence of his mother, Janet Wangari.
In a post shared on Facebook on Friday, January 2, 2026, the ‘Ni Mahoya’ hitmaker described his special day as a moment to give thanks to God for the journey so far and the milestones he has achieved.
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“Today is a great day for me because it’s the day my mum, Janet Wangari, brought me into this world. I thank God for how far He’s brought me,” Martin wrote.
In his post, Martin expressed gratitude for his family, career, peace, and good health, highlighting how each of these blessings has shaped his life.
He singled out the return of his mum as a deeply cherished gift, calling it one of the most meaningful aspects of his life.
“This new year, I celebrate the Lord for everything He has helped me achieve, my family, job, a lot of peace and good health! On top of it, He gave me my mum back,” he added.
The singer thanked God for sustaining him and for the guidance that has allowed him to overcome challenges, achieve personal and professional growth, and maintain harmony in his family life.
Martin Janet described himself as a happy and blessed man and invited fans and well-wishers to join him in celebrating the joy, faith, and gratitude that define this moment.
“Today I’m celebrating a happy and blessed man. Guys, wish me a happy birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!!,” he wrote.
Christmas message
The birthday reflection comes just days after gospel singer Martin Janet shared a heartfelt Christmas message, highlighting his gratitude and thoughtful outlook as 2025 drew to a close.
In the post shared on Facebook on December 27, 2025, Janet urged his fans to value and respect those who have supported them in the past, even if they no longer play an active role in their life.
“Good morning. Don’t destroy someone who has helped you before because of differences,” he wrote.
He cautioned against burning bridges or treating people harshly simply because circumstances have changed, stressing the importance of honouring those who once offered guidance, support, or encouragement.
“If they’re no longer beneficial to you, respect the days they have helped and supported you. Merry Christmas,” he wrote.
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