Mugithi singer Kareh B has described the last four months as a very difficult time.

The singer lost her first-born son to a road accident four months ago.

Taking to her socials, the mother of two says her youngest son has been asking questions regarding his now deceased sibling.

"The last 4 months have felt like forever Jeremy asked me the other day, which university you'll be joining ..... I told him School of Aviation.

You're still his role model We miss You so dearly. We love you Dulo ."

The Chavakali Boy's student died in an accident involving an Easy Coach bus.

He died on the spot after their bus got in an accident in Mamboleo-Kisumu on April 1, 2024, around 10 pm.

Joseph Mwadulo Mwaghogho will be buried on April 12, 2024, at Karwagi Village, Embu County.

A memorial service was held at Citam Karen, Nairobi on Tuesday, April 9, 2024.

Joseph is the son of Morris Mwadulo and Mary Wangari Gioche (Kareh B) and the brother of Jeremy Njoroge.

 George Onyango Riako, the driver who was driving the car that killed the singer's son was arrested a day after the accident.

He was charged with causing the death of one student and injuring nine others. He was released on a cash bail of Sh200,000 or bond of Sh500,000.

Speaking before the hearing of the case , Kareh B mourned her son and sought peace from God.

"So, finally, the Chavakali driver was arrested, brought to court, and released on bail, under a traffic offense. His hearing is today... God grant me peace," Kareh B said via Facebook on Thursday morning.

Mr. Onyango was charged at the Winam Law Courts on April 18, just a few days after Kareh B's son, Joseph Mwadulo, was buried in Embu County.

The charge sheet indicated that the suspect was driving a vehicle carrying students from Chavakali Boys High School at a very high speed.

It stated that his driving was dangerous to the public considering all circumstances including the nature, state, and use of the road and the amount of traffic at the time or expected to be on the road.