COMEDIAN MULAMWAH DISMISSES CAR REPOSSESSION RUMOURS

Comedian and media personality Mulamwah has shut down rumours circulating online that his car was repossessed.

In response to the claims, Mulamwah took to social media to share his vehicle’s registration certificate. The rumours stemmed from a post by a social media user, Ivy, who alleged that the comedian was in debt, including owing Sh35 million and failing to pay rent for four months. Ivy further claimed that Mulamwah’s car did not belong to him. “Mulamwah kwanza bank inamdai Sh35M he took the money kujengea keja gari alikuwa na deni ya Sh2.5M he hasn’t paid house rent for the past 4 months keja ni za bro so I won’t lie byeeeee.”

Mulamwah responded to the post, urging fans and critics to celebrate each other’s successes rather than tearing them down. “Just because it’s difficult doesn’t mean it’s impossible. Let’s learn to appreciate everyone’s efforts and celebrate their achievements. Always be proud of your little steps in life. We don’t post to show off, we don’t compete – we post to show that situations can always change and that you can come from nothing to something. Bora bidii na God mbele. Always take it as motivation and not as an attack because the cake is too big. Move slow but move correctly. Much love team konki 💪💪👌👌. Wale wa search floor is yours 💀,”* he posted. 

The comedian also shared his multiple income streams, which include: Owning over 40 motorbikes, revenue from Skiza tunes (over 100 pieces),  earnings from YouTube content, endorsements and voice artistry. Red Dot Entertainment and Mulamwah Entertainment ventures, acting and film appearances, monitored skits and content creation, hosting on Milele FM, event bookings and stand-up comedy, collaborations and Farming.