- Stivo Simple Boy’s outgoing manager is demanding a hefty sum of KSh 150K for the return of the artist’s social media handles
- The manager, Chingi boy, insists they struck a deal with Stivo and Vanga, agreeing to purchase the accounts for KSh 300K that saw him deposit KSh 150K
- This development comes amid a tough moment for Stivo, who has reportedly returned to Kibera after failing to pay his rent in Buruburu
Stivo Simple Boy’s outgoing manager is demanding a hefty sum of KSh 159K for the return of the artist’s social media handles.
The manager, known as Chingi Boy, claimed they had a deal with Stivo and Vanga to purchase the accounts for KSh 300K but only managed to pay KSh 150K.
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Chingi Boy, in an interview, stated that he didn’t have an issue returning the accounts but wanted the KSh 150K refunded since the deal fell through.
This situation arose during a tough time for Stivo, who had reportedly returned to Kibera after struggling to afford expenses in Buruburu.
Chingi Boy, who played a significant role in Stivo’s music career, introduced him to politicians like MP Peter Salasya, who helped with rent payments.
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A photo shared on social media showed Stivo in a rundown house in Kibra with bags of unga stacked nearby.
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Concerned fans noted Stivo’s challenges, including fainting on live TV, with Chingi Boy clarifying that it was due to a busy schedule, not hunger.
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Questions arose about how a busy musician like Stivo ended up back in Kibera due to rent issues, with reports indicating his brother had taken over his Buruburu house.
