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Felix Orinda, aka DJ Evolve, has been bedridden since 2020 when he was shot at a nightclub in Nairobi. During this period, he lost his speech, his limbs could not move, and he saw his world turned upside down. However, with determination and the help of his family, friends and physios, he has regained his voice and his upper limbs are now functioning. Evolve speaks about his recovery journey.
DJ Evolve speaks about his recovery journey five years after he was shot at a nightclub in Nairobi
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