Nganya culture is one of the few original things that Kenyans take pride in. Currently, pimped- out Matatus or nganyas are mostly common in and around Nairobi, but it seems the culture transcends throughout Kenya as Mtwapa town in Coast is transforming its mathree culture.
They however revolutionized the look of their newest addition to the matwana culture by adding Boss Lady, the hottest mathree in the area. After doing some research, the industry players realized that most mathrees in the area were not ‘female friendly’. Hence, they brought in a mathree that is chic and sexy!
Boss Lady, the new talk of the town spots a baby pink colour and has a feminine touch. Martin Ojiambo is the man behind the transformation.
“It is one of the best nganyas around. It has really appealed to the young women, who are classy and sophisticated. You should see how they queue at the stage waiting for it,” observes Teflon of Mombasa Matatu Gallery.
The matatu adorns a portrait of local artiste Vivian, which according to the owners, is meant to recognize and appreciate Kenyan women in the music industry. This speaks on the level of women empowerment movement currently going on everywhere in Kenya, and especially through creativity and innovation and is highly recommendable.
So, if you find yourself in Mtwapa, give Boss Lady a try!