Vincent Mboya was the first to bring attention to the challenges faced by Stivo Simple Boy and his management.
Additionally, the YouTuber highlighted the plight of Leonard Omusula, known for the viral ‘jina hutaki’ soundbite. Both individuals received assistance from MPs, but Mboya expressed disappointment as they failed to acknowledge his efforts in sharing their stories.
Vincent Mboya, a popular YouTuber, voiced his frustration at the lack of gratitude from individuals whose struggles he had brought to the public’s attention and who subsequently received assistance.
Mboya specifically mentioned Leonard Omusula and Stivo Simple Boy, both of whom received help from Members of Parliament.Mboya was the first to raise awareness about Stivo Simple Boy’s difficulties.
During an interview with Mboya, Grace Atieno, the rapper’s wife, revealed his financial hardships and appealed to Kenyans for support.The interview led to an outpouring of support, with Mulamwah contributing KSh 5,000 to assist Stivo.Following this, Mumias East MP Peter Salasya paid KSh 36,000 for Stivo’s rent, covering three months.
Moreover, the MP pledged to sponsor Stivo’s wife for a short course in beauty therapy and provided him with a bed and a large TV.Ezekiel Mutua also offered Stivo Simple Boy a job.Vincent Mboya also shed light on Leonard Omusula’s struggles, known for the viral ‘jina hutaki’ soundbite on K24.
Mboya discovered Omusula begging on the streets of Nairobi and shared his story.This prompted Butere MP Tindi Mwale to promise assistance, with Mwale sharing a meal with Omusula and offering him a tour of his palatial home.
Mboya expressed disappointment that despite his efforts in raising awareness about their situations, neither Stivo Simple Boy nor Leonard Omusula thanked him for his support.
