Miggy Champ Biography

Miggy Champ Biography, Family Background, Music Career, and Net Worth

Miggy is a prominent Kisii musician, commercial model, VO artiste, marketing executive, and entertainer of our generation. The singer has gone ahead of other local artists for his sensational style of music. Miggy Champ biography tells it all

The Sesenia hitmaker prefers and lives up to his stage name, Echambioni, which translates to โ€œA Champion.โ€ He is a veteran Kisii artist with thousands of followers who are curious about his life story.

Miggy Champ profile facts

Real nameOmari Migisi
BirthdayMid 80s
HomeMagenche, Bomachoge
Agemid-30s
TribeKisii
CountyKisii County
NationalityKenyan
CareerEmcee, singer, Actor
GenreDancehall & reggae
Net worthKsh. 10 million

Miggy Champ biography

The multi-talented Omari Migisi alias Miggy originates in Magenche within Kisii County.

His childhood dreams of becoming a musician are finally paying off.

Educational background

Miggy Champ attended St Andrew Kaggwa Boys, primary boarding, in Nyansiongo, Kisii.

He then enrolled at Cardinal Otunga High School in Mosocho, Kisii for his secondary studies.

After that, he joined the Kenya College of Accountancy (KCA), Kisumu where he concentrated in Information Technology.

Miggy Champ’s career history

Miggy singlehandedly shaped his music career without a role model in his lineage.

His mother recently confirmed that he could sing fluently and consistently at age 3.

Sadly, his father was opposed to his involvement in the music industry.

For this reason, he denied him a chance to join media school because he assumed it had something to do with entertainment.

Nonetheless, Miggy launched his professional music career in 2008, against all the odds he had suffered from his father.

His debut song โ€œShakeโ€ would prepare his way to success. MC Miggy teasingly recalled recording the song video with Ksh. 3,000.

Luckily, his first song โ€œShakeโ€ earned him the first-ever show at Homabay.

Miggy recalls winning a TV set and taking it home in good cheer only to see it set on fire alongside his lyrics book.

The determined Miggy eventually proved to his dad that No One Can Stop Reggae.

Interestingly, his father ended up being his number-one fan before passing away.

The Homabay shock

With a satisfactory radio play for his song โ€œShakeโ€, Miggy assumed that he was already a celebrity and that his show at Homabay was destined to rock.

Reality dawned on him when only four people showed up! Yes, four people in a hall with a capacity of 1000 people.

The low turn-up shocked him with the realization that he had a long way to go.

He has since worked hard to overcome his illusion of popularity to the garden of fame.

Miggy recalls the shame of performing to an audience of four people. The low turn-up was indeed a wakeup call, all he said was;

โ€œKujeni hapa kwa hii kona niimbe tumalize hii maneno.โ€

Miggy Champ

The winning strategy

The frustrating experience left Miggy counting on new strategies. Later on, he did a viral collaboration with Ziggy Shy from Uganda.

Their song Best DJ did well and encouraged him to produce an album called Coffee Nights.

In May 2010, Jaguar and Pilipili raised a curtain for Miggy who proceeded to shoot for the moon in music.

Ligi Kubwa is one of the early hits that qualified him into the list of famous Kenyan musicians.

Working with Kenyan politicians

A contract with the Jubilee Team as roadshow MC for the Kiambu, Kitui, and Nairobi Counties was a huge honor for Miggy.

The opportunity helped him to mingle and work closely with President Uhuru Kenyatta, his Deputy Dr William Ruto, and other dignitaries in the party.

List of Miggy Champ songs

Omari Migisi is famous for releasing hit songs such as Chimbeba, Sesenia, Nore Pipo, Noraita, Ebarasa, Emeino, and Yabeire Bobe.

Also trending are his collabos music with Babu Gee Omosayansi, Mr Ongโ€™engโ€™o, and Vicky Young.

Overall, Miggy Champ’s songs are both entertaining and informative.

Awards and controversies

Miggy bagged the โ€˜Song of the Year (Gospel)โ€™ award for his lyrical hit Sesenia.

Elsewhere, Miggy Echambioni pulled the trigger on the song Mwanza as a stolen concept.

He accuses Wasafiโ€™s Diamond and Rayvanny of stealing his content. This copyright claim has since been settled.

Miggy Champ Contacts

Telephone+254769890319
Social media@miggychamp
Emailmiggyiggy@gmail.com

The biography of Miggy Champ inspires several upcoming artists, Even so, Echambioni remains a celebrated Kisii artist for his lyrical hits and electrifying live performances.