Chief Godlove: Tanzanian Influencer Sparks Reactions after Claiming Kenyan Youth Are Lazy
- A flashy Tanzanian forex trader stirred the pot with bold claims that reignited online cross-border tensions
- Known for flaunting his wealth and stirring controversy, Chief Godlove bragged about his financial might
- His remarks caused outrage and mockery online, with some Kenyans firing back while others brushed him off
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A Tanzanian forex trader has potentially sparked the next online war between his country and Kenya following his controversial remarks.
Source: Instagram
Chief Godlove is known for flaunting his wealth on social media and making inflammatory statements.
In a recent interview, Godlove claimed that all Kenyans are poor.
Are all Kenyans poor?
He dismissed any comparison between Kenyans and Tanzanians, stating that Kenyans face hardship, hunger, and widespread unemployment, with many youths allegedly turning to crime for survival.
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Godlove went further by making offensive comments, claiming that Tanzanians are financially better off, with even the poorest able to afford basic needs.
He boasted that he could buy wealthy Kenyan youths and make them serve as his pets. His statements sparked backlash online, with many Tanzanians distancing themselves from his sentiments and criticising his harsh generalisations.
Are Kenyans youth lazy?
Godlove is back at it again, reiterating his earlier remarks about buying young Kenyans while accusing them of being lazy.
“I plan on buying all the young Kenyan people who don't want to work. The youth in Kenya are lazy. The only thing they like doing is chewing miraa.
"Can you imagine that they complain about the price of maize flour increasing? Let them come over so we can help them. I will buy them so that they can come here and eat.”
His remarks irked some Kenyans, but others dismissed them as a desperate attempt to gain publicity.
Davykesh:
“Nothing is worse than being provoked by a bunch of individuals who can't speak or write in English.”
ingosi_bram:
“When we say unga imepanda, we don't mean that exactly. Have you ever heard of something called symbolism? Oops, you've never stepped into an English class. We technically try to imply that the economy is so high that individuals can't afford basic needs.”
nihad_bebs:
“Will you buy them in dollars or your worthless currency?”
unco_nash:
“You are comparing your village with the capital.”
trizakamami:
“He knows that when he provokes us, we will give him publicity. Someone tell him we are busy fixing the nation.”
zeramallow:
“He is a non-factor! You mention Kenya so that he can get fans and traffic on his page. We know you.”
Who is Chief Godlove?
Source: Instagram
Born Godlov Mwakibete, the Tanzanian influencer has over a million Instagram followers. He brands himself as a spiritual guide, philanthropist, and motivational figure.
Known for his flashy lifestyle, he owns high-end cars like a Maybach, Range Rover, and Ford Mustang.
Recently, he hosted Kenyan artist 2mbili, flaunting a lavish two-storey mansion he claimed to have built for his dogs.
The property, guarded by armed security, featured a custom-plated Range Rover. Godlove expressed deep trust in his pets, saying they had never betrayed him, unlike some people he once helped.
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