DJ LBC

Nawa Kabika popularly known as DJ LBC (7 July 1981 - 30 November 2015) was a Zambian born Radio and International Club DJ and host of Lusaka’s QFM Power Breakfast Show with over one million listeners weekly. He died on 30 November, 2015 after he lost a battle to cardiac arrest. He was host of "The Sprite DJ Mixing competition" which featured international artists including Gidi Gigi Maji Maji and Skwata camp, an event he hosted for 3 consecutive years.
Life and career
DJ LBC was born into a family of four grew up in Lusaka, a city where he obtained the first school leaving certificate and the high school certificate. He later obtained a certificate in video production after which he received a certificate in public relations. He then joined the radio 4 fan club where he learned the basics of broadcasting before his first gig at Radio Phoenix. He later joined the services of QFM Power where he presented a popular breakfast show that earned him an household name.
In March 2004, he won an award for the best show. The prize included a media tour trip to London where he spent a month familiarizing himself with The BBC, Choice FM, Kiss 100, and Capital FM among others. In 2005, He also hosted the Fanta Mega Music Party which headlined South Africa's Mafikizolo, Pitch Black afro, and Mzekezeke

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