Life is so unpredictable, I never thought there would come a time I will be writing about Diamond Platnumz and Mbosso beefing. Who would have thought?
Now, what started as whispers of tension between Diamond Platnumz and Mbosso, has turned out into a public fallout, a beef that could be getting worse by day.
According to Mbosso, the conflict began when Diamond allowed Baba Levo to criticize him. Diamond, however, distanced himself from the matter, insisting that Baba Levo is an adult and that his statements cannot be attributed to him.
The feud kicked off when Mbosso reportedly suggested that Diamond was envious of his success. Diamond, never one to bite his tongue, hit back hard on Instagram Stories.
He dismissed the idea outright, questioning what he would stand to gain from being jealous of an artist he once mentored.
“In your statements, you are forcing me to be involved, claiming that we are envying you. What would I envy you for anyway? And how would that help me?” Diamond fired back.
To make his point sharper, he even downplayed the impact of Mbosso’s latest hit, comparing it to other tracks that had made bigger waves.
The ‘Pawa’ Controversy
Things escalated when Diamond’s ally, Baba Levo, dropped a video showing Diamond guiding Mbosso through the melody of his now-famous hit Pawa. Diamond himself then revealed the extent of his behind-the-scenes contributions—not just to Pawa, but to much of Mbosso’s catalog.
According to Diamond, he had a heavy hand in writing and arranging Mbosso’s biggest songs, including Hodari, Baikoko, Shetani, and Assalaam. In his words:
“Approximately 90% of all your songs—if there is a song that I wrote a small part of, maybe 20%, but for most, I wrote 40%, 50%, even up to 90%.”
His revelation cast Mbosso’s success in a new light, making fans question just how much of it was his own creation.
The Money Diamond Walked Away From
Adding another layer of drama, Diamond disclosed that Mbosso’s exit from WCB Wasafi wasn’t free—at least on paper. The label contract reportedly had a Tsh 323,250,000 buyout clause.
But Diamond says he let Mbosso walk away without paying a cent, framing it as an act of generosity to help his former signee stand on his own feet.
A Stern Warning
In closing, Diamond made it clear that while he doesn’t demand recognition for his contributions, he won’t tolerate disrespect. He portrayed himself as a man of patience and wisdom but also warned that his silence shouldn’t be mistaken for weakness.
“I am truly crazy, and I don’t take nonsense,” he wrote, reminding everyone of his long-standing reputation in the industry.
Kennedy Odhiambo grew up in Baba Dogo, Nairobi. Born on December 23, 1998, he’s Luo, the middle child with siblings who supported him early on. He went to Sacred Heart Primary in Baba Dogo, then Ringa Boys in Homa Bay for high school—where his drama teacher introduced him to writing and performance. He won Best Actor at the 2011 Kenya National Music and Drama Festivals while still very young—proof he had the gift early on.
He later joined JKUAT, pursuing Actuarial Science but quietly building a team to film sketches. That turned into Tales of the Crazy Kennar, his YouTube channel.
Skits That Scored Millions
Kennar first posted short skits from around 2017. Eventually, he recruited friends to act in his videos. Today, he has over 600K subs on YouTube, racking 180+ million views monthly. His TikTok has over 500K followers and 6 million+ likes.
He works with brands like Airtel, Tusker, and DSTV. He also owns Instant Delicacies, a small eatery along Thika Road.
From Ringa High to Stand-Up
Kennar tried teaching in Lucky Summer after high school, earning a few shillings off the road—just to get by. Entertaining had been his love since childhood. By the time he joined JKUAT, performing and writing sketches took over.
He credits his drama club and teachers for pushing him toward comedy. Soon, he built a loyal following based on familiar, laugh-out-loud Kenyan anecdotes.
Comedy That Feels Like Home
Crazy Kennar’s comedy works because it’s relatable. He leans into Kenyan reality—accented characters, everyday settings—without needing filters or fancy effects. Redditors say his skits filmed in tiny bedsitters hit hard with authentic Kenyan vibes.
As one user noted:
“Who remembers the bangers of Krazy Kennar, the ones they used to shoot kwa ile ka bedsitter with only one sufuria?”
Others chimed in:
“Crazy Kennar’s skits are really good.”
And:
“CRAZY KENNAR WILL FOREVER MAKE ME HAPPY FR.”
He’s not knocking over Hollywood‑style production. He’s backed into the corners of Kenyan streets, turned them into character sketches, and made people laugh without losing themselves.
Stage Shows & Live Sketches
Kennar’s online success opened doors for live shows. A Redditor reported:
His show was sold out, and he did well—live shows bring in real money since online ad revenue and TikTok payouts are unreliable.
That live connection—the energy in the room, the timing—you can’t replicate it on screen. It’s why he’s expanding beyond just YouTube.
Money Moves
Different sources estimate his net worth anywhere between KES 20 million to 100 million (USD ~200K–300K). He reportedly earns up to KES 300,000 (~USD 2,500) per day from live shows, brand deals, restaurants, and online content
Personal Details
He’s Christian (SDA). He’s posted some church videos online.
Girlfriend: Natalie Asewe—a childhood friend and businesswoman. They’ve been linked for over a decade.
He drives a Toyota Prado TX, valued at ~KSh 7–7.5 million.
What’s Next for Crazy Kennar?
In 2022, he won Kenya Comedian of the Year. And in 2022 Digital Media Awards, he bagged Influencer of the Year. He’s also represented Kenya at Meta Creator Week in London.
He’s in his late 20s, in a long-term relationship, and expanding his content team. His brand Tales of the Crazy Kennar is evolving—more skits, more actors, live shows, and wider presence.
Why People Actually Watch Him
What makes Kennar stand out? He doesn’t chase what’s trending. He nails what viewers know—accent parodies, village stereotypes, office jokes—without cynicism. People see yourself in his characters.
Redditors say Kenyan comedy thrives on familiar tropes:
“Crazy Kennar switches his skits, he doesn’t always lean towards the typical stereotypes… it’s mostly satirical.”
He stays consistent—not changing who he is, just leveling up his delivery.
Final Thoughts
Crazy Kennar’s not the flashy celebrity comedian who moves fast and forgets stories. He’s the everyday guy turned content creator who worked gradually, kept it simple, and blew up doing what Kenyans giggle about at home.
From Sacred Heart and Ringa High to JKUAT’s Actuarial Science classroom.
From 2017 skits filmed in a bedsitter to corporate brand deals + own eatery.
Viewing numbers in the millions, live shows sold out, awards lined up.
If you want to know who’s shaping Kenyan online culture from the ground up, Crazy Kennar is one to watch—and one to laugh with.
Diana Marua recently came up with allegations that Willy Paul did try to rape her in the past. This contentions didn’t settle well with Will Paul who also responded by denying the allegation.
Since the truth behind the two sides of the story is unknown, all we are left with are speculations. There are people who believe Diana B’s story while others support Willy Paul.
Nicah the Queen
From the story however, there are numerous things that do not add up. Deducing from another response video from Nicah the Queen, there are high chances that Diana might be lying.
Nicah reports that on that fateful day she saw Diana in Pozze’s car jamming to his songs. “She didn’t seem like someone who was being forced, she was there willingly,” claims Nicah.
Nicah the queen
Weezdom
Weezdom who is also a close friend to both parties has come out to assert that Willy Paul and Diana once had an affair.
Andrew Kibe
Andrew Kibe has also examined the scenario in his critique technique and demystified that Diana’s story is not entirely true.
In his story, Diana claims that she was forced to enter the car but there is no point where she tried to seek help.
Also, it has been years since the incident happened, why is she coming out now? Even though Willy Paul has been countlessly reported to use force among different ladies, there are high chances that things were different with Diana, she consented. Maybe she is bitter from the diss track that Mnikomee released by Willy Paul.
In this dis track, Willy Paul reveals some of Diana’s darkest past. Kindly leave a comment on who do you think is lying basing on the two accounts linked below.
This is my individual opinion regarding the argument between Willy Paul and Diana Marua and not Ctone Media’s.
In 2025, Kenyans have turned to the internet for everything—news, gossip, politics, finance, sports, and even artificial intelligence. If it’s happening, you’ll find it trending online. Some searches were serious. Others? Pure drama. But each gave us a glimpse into what matters to Kenyans today.
So, what have we been typing into Google this year? Here are the most searched trending topics in Kenya in 2025; real stories, real people, real moments.
1. SHA – Social Health Authority
Topping the list this year is the Social Health Authority (SHA). Everyone wanted to know: What is SHA? How will it affect me? This new government healthcare scheme replaced NHIF, and the reactions were loud. Some praised it, others feared it.
The debate on social media was hot. People searched for how to register, where to pay, and if the new system actually worked.
2. Finance Bill 2024 & 2025
Tax matters trended all year. When the government proposed new taxes—on bread, fuel, even diapers—it caused an uproar. Youth-led protests filled the streets, and Kenyans searched like crazy: “What is the Finance Bill?” “Why are people protesting?” “Will this increase prices?” The Finance Bill wasn’t just a political topic; it hit the pocket, and Kenyans felt it.
3. Brian Chira (RIP)
Kenya mourned the sudden death of popular TikToker and online personality Brian Chira in early 2024. By 2025, people were still searching for his videos, tributes, and memories. His name trended across Twitter, TikTok, and Google for months.
Fans remembered him for his bold voice, humor, and authenticity. Whether you loved or criticized him, Brian left a mark.
4. AFCON & Euro 2024
Kenya might not have played in AFCON, but that didn’t stop football fans from following every game. Whether it was Nigeria vs. Senegal or Morocco’s run, Kenyans were tuned in. Around the same time, Euro 2024 took over TikTok and betting sites.
Searches like:
“AFCON results today”
“Euro 2024 fixtures”
“How to stream AFCON” were common.
5. Rigathi Gachagua
Deputy President Riggy G stayed trending in 2025. After facing political drama and impeachment talk, Kenyans were busy searching his latest speeches, public gaffes, and reactions from Ruto. Memes were everywhere. So were serious questions about leadership.
6. Rebecca Miano & Soipan Tuya
These powerful women in government—Tourism CS Rebecca Miano and Defense CS Soipan Tuya—were among the most searched public figures in Kenya.
Soipan TuyaRebecca Miano
People wanted to know their backgrounds, career moves, and contributions. Their rise showed that Kenyans are paying more attention to female leadership.
7. U.S. Elections 2024 Aftermath
Even though it’s far away, the U.S. election was massive here. In 2025, Kenyans kept googling Trump vs. Biden, wondering what America’s next steps would be. You’d think we were voting too! Global politics affects our economy and foreign policy—so yes, it matters.
8. Konza Technopolis (Silicon Savannah)
This smart city project outside Nairobi finally started showing results. And Kenyans were curious: “Is Konza hiring?” “When will Konza be ready?” “How to buy land in Konza?”
It’s being branded as Kenya’s Silicon Valley. If it takes off, it could transform the tech space and job market.
9. Al-Shabaab & Garissa Attack
Unfortunately, terror still shakes the region. The Garissa attack in March 2025 brought back fears. Kenyans turned to the web for updates, safety tips, and to check on their loved ones. Searches spiked in both English and Swahili.
10. Bus Crash in Nyandarua
A tragic accident in June 2025 claimed over 40 lives in Nyandarua County. Kenyans searched for victims’ names, cause of crash, and safety concerns. We might move fast online, but when tragedy hits, we pause—and mourn together.
11. Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Yes, AI is trending. Big time.
From students to business owners, people are googling:
“What is AI?”
“AI business ideas in Kenya”
“AI photo generator”
“How to use ChatGPT”
Whether it’s for work, school, or curiosity, AI is no longer a techy thing—it’s part of everyday life in Kenya now.
12. Benny Hinn in Kenya
The controversial televangelist came to Kenya again in 2025, and the streets were buzzing. So were the search engines. His crusade drew thousands, and people looked up sermons, miracles, and even criticism.
13. Elon Musk
You’d think Elon is Kenyan the way we search for him. In 2025, his new AI ventures, Twitter/X updates, and Tesla innovations kept him in our tabs. Also, he continues to inspire many local youth in tech.
14. Betting Sites & Odds
Still a big deal. Popular searches included:
“SportPesa odds today”
“Betika jackpot prediction”
“Best betting site in Kenya”
Despite government crackdowns, betting remains part of the online culture.
15. Climate Change & Floods
In 2025, floods hit Nairobi, Kisumu, and parts of Rift Valley hard. People searched for:
“Floods in Kenya today”
“Weather forecast Nairobi”
“Climate change in Kenya”
It’s a growing concern, especially for farmers and city dwellers alike.
16. Vybz Kartel Appeal & Dancehall News
Even from prison, Vybz Kartel had Kenyan fans watching his every move. When news of a possible appeal emerged, his name shot up again in Kenyan search trends.
17. TSC & Teachers’ Pay
Teachers are always in the spotlight—especially when salaries delay. Searches like:
“TSC salary scale 2025”
“Latest news about teachers’ strike” were common every end-month or during government budget announcements.
18. KCSE & KCPE Results
Every year without fail, when KNEC releases exam results, search traffic explodes. In 2025, it was no different. Parents and students flooded Google with:
“Check KCSE results online”
“KNEC portal login”
“Top schools in KCSE 2025”
19. Maandamano Mondays
Following the Finance Bill protests, #MaandamanoMondays became a trend. Kenyans searched for protest schedules, police roadblocks, and safety zones. Twitter hashtags also played a big role in mobilizing.
20. Digital Hustles & Side Hustles
With the economy tight, Kenyans searched:
“Online jobs that pay via M-Pesa”
“Best side hustle in Kenya 2025”
“How to make money with AI”
Everyone’s looking for a way out—or up.
Bonus Mentions (Still Hot Trending Topics)
TikTok Kenya drama – influencers, breakups, clout chasing
Murife memes – yes, he’s still running!
NBA & LeBron James – basketball has a loyal fanbase in Kenya
Nairobi Expressway toll charges – people searched costs, shortcuts
Housing Levy & Paye Calculator – every Kenyan employee wanted answers
“Why is dollar rate so high in Kenya?” – the forex drama is real
Final Thoughts
The internet is more than just entertainment in Kenya—it’s how we stay informed, earn a living, laugh, and learn. These trending searches in 2025 reflect not just curiosity, but real-life concerns, dreams, and everyday conversations.
So next time you open Google or Twitter, remember: what you search for is part of the bigger Kenyan story.
What are YOU searching for today? Let us know in the comment section.
Konshens, the Caribbean King of Dancehall has found himself in a lucky place here in Kenya with the company of the beautiful Kamba bae Amber Ray.
There is a charm that Amberay has that seems to attract men with money and status in the society. It is not long since she broke up with Jimal Rohosafi, a renown businessman and the chairman of the Nairobi Matatu operators.
Amberay was spotted with KRG the Don and Konshens, there are speculations that the two musicians might be planning to release a collabo but you never know.
In one of the videos shared online, Konshens praises Amberay in a manner that raises eyebrows. In the video, the Bruk Off Yuh Back artist is heard saying
“Check out this is Konshens. I am here representing Amber. The most influencial somebody is all of East Africa. Catch her bumper. Big up Amber. Big up all mi Kenyan people. Big up all East African.”
Garfield Delano Spence aka Konshens
Konshens with Amberay
Kenyans were not left out on this, below are some of the comments:
cynthia_m.aina Kwishaaaaa wewe😂😂😂😂❤️🔥
chebo_gibson Me naskia tu Amber😢❤️❤️❤️
sash.msk 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥yoooh kamba nationa well represented by amberay❤️
It is in one of the villages in Mumias, the year is 2000. A young girl is born and no one knows what fate holds for her.
At the time, Internet was still a mystery regardless of the fact that internet had been invented 17 years earlier (1983).
This bouncing baby girl didn’t know she will play a significant role within the digital age.
Meet Azziad Nasenya, a successful content creator, actress, media host and a renown social influencer.
Since her childhood, Azziad loved dancing and acting, skills she embraced even in social media platforms.
In the year 2020, out of fan, Azziad made a short dancing video for a song that was trending at the time. The video went viral, boosting the song into garnering more than 10 million views on YouTube.
Since then, she’s been climbing ladders of success and up to now, she has received numerous corporate deals and just recently, she was nominated for the peoples choices award.
Azziad didn’t dance for money, she did it for fun. Do what you love and sooner or later, it will reward you.
Do you remember when Ogopa DJs recording label was still active in the Kenyan Music Industry? Do you remember when Calif Records came on board?, then there was real competition within the music industry.
I remember when Mr Lenny was the king of collabo popularly known for his memorable and soothing hooks. During the time, Kenyan music was very interesting and couldn’t even be compared with any music in the entire continent.
At the time, I used to turn on my radio, change my channel to KBC and listen to boomba train by Nameless and the late E-sir, man those songs were dope.
Where did things start going south?
Pointing a specific point in time when Kenyan music started losing originally, quality and creativity is not possible. However, we can try and identify the last good songs by Kenyan musicians.
Do you agree with me that the time when Grandpa came on board within the Kenyan Music Industry is when we reached the highest level Kenyan music has ever reached and its the time when the industry started taking a downside turn. Since the end of Grandpa records, Kenyan music has never been stable. Keep in mind this is my personal research and opinion thus not the opinions of Ctone Media as a whole.
Why E-sir’s sound remains remarkable
Among Kenyan artists who have remained relevant for a long time even after their demise is Issah Mmari Wangui popularly known as E-sir.
Why Sauti Sol Remains relevant
Pay close attention and youll not that the position that Sauti Sol holds within the music industry has never changed since they started off.
THIS MUSIC PUBLISHING AGREEMENT is made on 4th February 2022, between
Gesco Kenya, an independent artist (herein after referred to as
“Publisher”), and Job Kidaha, a producer/artist hereinafter referred to as Featured artist).
WHEREAS, the Publisher owns and controls certain royalties which are referred to as Musical Work throughout this document;
WHEREAS, the Publisher is engaged in the business of music publishing and distribution and has certain facilities and services available to it for the administration and exploitation of the song; and
WHEREAS the Featured artist has desired to grant the Publisher right to publish and distribute the song and further the Publisher desires to appoint the Featured artist to act as non-exclusive administrator of the Musical Work and the Featured artist is willing to accept such responsibility, control, and appointment.
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the conditions and covenants contained in this Agreement, the parties agree as follows:
Description of Musical Work.
The Publisher owns and controls the Musical Work which is comprised of the musical composition (SIDI).
Grant of Rights.
The Featured artist hereby, assigns, transfers and delivers to the Publisher the exclusive right to administer, distribute, advertise, and otherwise deal in and for the song, all of which the Featured artist agrees to according to best business practices generally prevailing in the music publishing industry. The above grant includes by way of example but not limitation:
The exclusive right to publish, advertise, vend, and sell in all forms, the Musical
Work, and to collect all fees and royalties becoming due for them;
The exclusive right to prosecute, defend, and settle any third party action or claim relating to the Musical Work and the respective rights of the Publisher and the Featured artist therein. No such action shall, however, be settled without the prior consent of the Featured artist, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld; provided, however, that such consent shall not be required if the Featured artist is then in breach of a material representation, warranty, or obligation of the Featured artist set forth in this Agreement; and
The exclusive right to enter into agreements with related or unrelated third parties for the so-called “sub publication” of the Musical work throughout the world and to collect all fees and royalties becoming due thereunder.
3. Representations and Warranties of the Parties.
The Featured artist represents and warrants to the Publisher that:
Featured artist has the full right, power, and authority to enter into this Agreement and to grant to Publisher all rights purported to be granted to Publisher;
The Publisher has full rights over the Song and is protectable by the copyright laws of their country, and the administration, control, use, and exploitation thereof by the Featured artist will not subject the Publisher to liability of any kind to any third party;
there are and will be no liens or encumbrances upon the Musical Work and the Featured artist has not heretofore and will not hereafter solicit or accept any payments from any third party which would in any manner diminish the monies available to Publisher for the administration, or exploitation of the song.
The Publisher represents and warrants to the Featured artist:
the Publisher is, and will be during the term, active in Kenya and, through licensees or collection agents or societies elsewhere in the world, in the business of music publishing; and
The Publisher has the full right, power, and authority to enter into this Agreement and to grant to Featured artist all of the rights purported to be granted to Featured artist.
4. Compensation
Payment of Royalty. The Publisher agrees to pay the Featured artist, during the original term and any royalties garnered with respect to the song, as follows:
50% of all distribution profits made on all platforms except YouTube where the Publisher will have full ownership of the royalties
The Publisher shall render to Featured artist a written statement of account as to the royalties becoming due to Featured artist under this Agreement within ninety (30) days after the payments have been made. Each such statement shall be accompanied by payment of the amount (if any) shown to be due. Each such statement shall be an account stated, final and binding and not subject to any objection for any reason whatsoever by the Featured artist, unless the Publisher shall have received written notice of objection specifying the items objected to and the factual and contractual basis of objection from the Featured artist within a reasonable period from the date of any such statement, then that portion of the statement not objected to shall be an account stated as aforesaid.
Term. This Agreement shall be effective as of the date first set forth above provided both Parties have signed.
Relationship of Parties. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed or interpreted as constituting a partnership, joint venture, agency, or employer/employee relationship between the parties. No third person is intended to be a third party beneficiary hereof.
Severability. If for any reason a court of competent jurisdiction finds any provision or portion of this Agreement to be unenforceable, that provision of the Agreement will be enforced to the maximum extent permissible so as to affect the intent of the parties, and the remainder of this Agreement will continue in full force and effect.
Notices. Any Notices which either party desires or is required to give to the other shall be in writing, sent postage prepaid, certified or registered mail, return receipt requested,
and shall be addressed to the addresses of the parties in the beginning of the Agreement.
The date of mailing shall be the date of the giving of notice.
Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding between the parties. It shall not be modified except in writing signed by both parties.
Assignment. A party may not assign any of its rights or obligations under this
Agreement without the prior written consent of the other party. This Agreement shall be binding upon and to the benefit of each party and its respective successors and permitted assigns.
Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts, each of which shall be an original as regards to any party whose signature appears thereon and all of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument. This Agreement shall become binding when one or more counterparts of it, individually or taken together, bear the signature of each of the parties. Each party shall execute and deliver to the other and to third persons such other and further instruments and correspondence as shall be reasonably required to effectuate the intents and purposes hereof.
Headings
Headings and titles in this Agreement are for reference purposes only and do not constitute part of this Agreement and are of no legal force or effect.
Governing Law
This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the country of Kenya.
Signatories
BY SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT, I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE READ AND
UNDERSTOOD AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CONTAINED HEREIN.
GESCO KENYA
JOB KIDAHA
_______________________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
Signature
Signature
_______________________________
_______________________________
Date
Date
This is not an actual music agreement but rather a sample.
Patoranking has released a new music video, going by the name “Kolo Kolo.
The new song “Kolo Kolo,” features Tanzanian superstar, Diamond Platnumz who adds his vocals to the track to give it an enchanting euphony.
The new song, Kolo Kolo is Patoranking (Real name Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie) debut single for 2022. This song is an insight to his forthcoming album expected later this year.
Patoranking – Kolo Kolo [Feat. Diamond Platnumz] (Official Music Video)
Description
West meets East as Nigerian music superstar Patoranking and Tanzania’s Diamond Platnumz reconnect in Dar es Salaam for “Kolo Kolo,” co-starring actress Nancy Isime. The joyous afrobeats jam is the first single from Patoranking’s upcoming fourth album.
Video
Director : Dammy Twitch
Producer: @gray4d
1st AD: @pepsi_kanjomaster
Production Designer: @anitaashiru
1st AC: @sta4dfilms
Camera Op & Ronin Op: @oscar_omtes
Drone: @calvingwafpa
Bts @cannysophen & @bm.visuals
Playback Operator: @devonkare
Grip: @a.yusufu
Electric & Gen Op: @solomonpyemba
Gaffer: @rajmkugwa
Best Boy : @abdulrahman_hamis
Art Director @dallas_enock5
Set Dressers: @fadhilozil_tz & @official_sajent
Casting Directors: @5dcasting_agency & @kipusa__
MUA: @farhatsayeed_ & @chiku_makeup
Hair Stylist: @iggy_makeovers
Ass Stylists: @deostylist & @vaazi_stylist
Choreographers: @montana_momo & @fevushka
Editor: @tundecutz
Colorist: @colorist_zataiski
Production Company: @polarfilmstv
Audio
Producer: Yung Willis
Co-producer: Biggie Jazzy
Backing Vocals: Maurel Azali, Nwankwo Jancy, Sunkey Daniel
Saxophone: Dimeji Sanwaolu
Guitar: Daramola Abiola
Outro Vocals: C-Tea Beatz
Video
Director : Dammy Twitch
Producer: @gray4d
1st AD: @pepsi_kanjomaster
Production Designer: @anitaashiru
1st AC: @sta4dfilms
Camera Op & Ronin Op: @oscar_omtes
Drone: @calvingwafpa
Bts @cannysophen & @bm.visuals
Playback Operator: @devonkare
Grip: @a.yusufu
Electric & Gen Op: @solomonpyemba
Gaffer: @rajmkugwa
Best Boy : @abdulrahman_hamis
Art Director @dallas_enock5
Set Dressers: @fadhilozil_tz & @official_sajent
Casting Directors: @5dcasting_agency & @kipusa__
MUA: @farhatsayeed_ & @chiku_makeup
Hair Stylist: @iggy_makeovers
Ass Stylists: @deostylist & @vaazi_stylist
Choreographers: @montana_momo & @fevushka
Editor: @tundecutz
Colorist: @colorist_zataiski
Production Company: @polarfilmstv
Audio
Producer: Yung Willis
Co-producer: Biggie Jazzy
Backing Vocals: Maurel Azali, Nwankwo Jancy, Sunkey Daniel
Digital Content Creator and Businessman, Thee Pluto (Real name-Robert Ndegwa), has posted a heartfelt message to celebrate his girlfriend’s birthday today.
The Pluto and Felicity
The man about to become a father shared his feelings for his girlfriend on social media.
He posted an adorable picture with Felicity and captioned:
“Happy birthday love @felicity_shiru as you turn 23. May the grace of God be with you always. I love you”
Pluto’s message to Felicity on her birthday
Felicity’s birthday is coming up and she’s in the stage of her relationship where the couple is expecting their first child.
The announcement was made during a baby bump photoshoot.
Pluto and girlfriend baby bump shoot
Fel had said she wasn’t ready for a pregnancy, but the two lovebirds are ready for children. The couple is on the cusp of starting what Fel had previously claimed to be not ready for.
As the soon to be mother shared that she felt that getting pregnant at this time in her life was a backlash to her plans, as her earlier plan was to have children once she had arranged everything.
While there are risks to his child and girlfriend, the current investments he has will be enough for both of them.
