Vincent Mboya has accused rapper Stevo Simple Boy and Leonard Omusala of being ungrateful.
Taking to his Insta Stories, the content creator claimed that the duo never came back to thank him after he brought to the limelight the troubles that they were undergoing, a move that saw them get immense help.
“I raised Stevo Simple Boy’s case he got help from an MP, went without even thanking me. I have raised Leonard Omusula case, he has gotten help from an MP the same too. Moral lesson: tenda wema nenda zako,” Mboya said.
Mboya highlighted Stevo’s plight a few weeks ago by interviewing his wife Grace Atieno. In the interview, Atieno revealed that Stevo was being mistreated by his management Men In Business. According to her, Stevo had no control of his social media accounts as well as money.
“Manager wake(Vaga) anampatia stress, yeye anajikondea tu, wakati tulikuwa nae alikuwa ameungaunga tu sasa hivi ni stress ya manager wake, pesa zake na hio account zake. Si yeye ndio anatumia, kila kitu manager wake ndio anamanage,” Grace said.
Following the story, many people came forward to help Stevo including Mumias East MP Peter Salasya, who secured a better home for Stevo and his wife. He promised to help Stevo’s wife set up a restaurant and also help the rapper support himself.
On Omusula’s case, Mboya recently interviewed him whereby he begged for help from Kenyans. The 43-year old who is known for the viral Jina Hutaki meme has been living in the streets since 2007 after losing his technician job at a city company. He also said that he hails from Butere but was born in Nairobi. His story got the attention of Butere MP Tindi Mwale who has come out to help him by offering him a job as his personal messenger in parliament.
