Nganya Profile
Name: Eccentric Nganya
Route: RT 125 Rongai
Color: Vibrant orange with custom graffiti
Status: Coming soon, still being reworked on.
Previous status: Was known as Prince Nganya by various sources.
Crews: Not yet known to us.
Overview
Front Design and Lighting
The beefed-up front fascia features a custom front bumper, extra LED headlights, and aftermarket side mirrors designed to give Eccentric Nganya an aggressive appearance. On the upper front area of Eccentric, it has amber LED cab roof marker strobe lights in rows of two, sandwiched between two curved LED bar lights.
It also features slim headlights that curve inward, following the shape of the upper bumper grille to create an aggressive appearance. The lower bumper features two 9-inch LED driving fog lights side by side, flanked by dual LED light pods and its center fog light bar.
Side Profile and Graffiti
This is just a normal matatu riding on Isuzu’s NQR platform. Its side profile features custom body fabrication from the roofline to the side steps, and just like other Nganyas, such as Opposite and Mood, the Eccentric’s vibrant orange body is being enhanced with custom graffiti artworks.
The artworks include portraits of Albert Einstein, who was a German-born theoretical physicist, alongside animated characters like Bender from the animated TV series Futurama. We couldn’t determine the final look and features of Eccentric Nganya, but as soon as it gets launched, we will be giving a full overview.
Rear Design and Lighting

The Eccentric Nganya’s rear consists of a distinct custom rear 3-in-1 spoiler, giving the matatu a raised back profile. A universal LED matatu rear taillight assembly consisting of brake lights and indicator lights in an arrow shape sits horizontally, bordering the rear windshield. It also has a custom lip spoiler that sits below the rear window, acting as a secondary aerofoil and housing vertical LED brake lights.
The rear body is enhanced with a C-shaped aftermarket LED taillight assembly with brake lights and slim turn signals that sweep outwards across the C-shaped taillight housing. Below the taillights, they have added horizontal LED bar lights similar to the brake lighting, which seem to be programmed to create distinct directional and centered animated lighting.
Below, it has a custom-built rear bumper that moves outwards, crafted in a C-like shape, with the edges featuring pod structures integrated with LED lighting.
Current Status and Launch
According to sources, Eccentric Nganya is still in the “riko” in the garage, still being reworked on, and is 80% complete, with only the final touches remaining before its unveiling. We will give you a full update once it is completed.