Kamau Wa Kisumu Claims His Life Is in Danger after State House Visit: "Sikupata Motorbike"

Kamau Wa Kisumu Claims His Life Is in Danger after State House Visit: "Sikupata Motorbike"

  • A popular TikToker, Kamau Wa Kisumu, has expressed his regret in attending the empowerment event at State House
  • Kamau had claimed that he posed for a picture with a motorbike at the event that was promised to him, but he never received it
  • After bashing the government for failing to deliver the motorbike, Kamau, in a recent clip, claimed his life was in danger

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Influential TikToker Dickens Odhiambo, alias Kamau Wa Kisumu, has claimed that his life is in danger.

Kamau Wa Kisumu
Kamau Wa Kisumu claims his life is in danger. Photo: Kamau Wa Kisumu.
Source: UGC

During an interview with Citizen TV, Kamau sought help after receiving calls from a private number following his frustrations about not receiving a motorbike

"I want you people to help me. My life is in danger. Because I said I did not get a motorbike."

Kamau claimed that he was invited to the empowerment event by Karen Nyamu, and when he got to State House, his name was in the system.

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Did Kamau wa Kisumu get motorbike?

Different types of youths attended the empowerment event; some had requested motorbikes, some shooting equipment and others wanted to start up a car wash.

The TikToker was among those who wanted a motorbike.

"We were scouted by Karen Nyamu, so I checked in the system. My name was there and I got in. I also ate."

However, Kamau left State House without the motorbike despite having taken a photo with it.

When he was chased out, he reportedly questioned how he would access the bike.

"I was told that since I had taken a photo, I should go outside so they can give me a motorbike. I asked the policeman. 'Do you know where I live?' He said ‘Truecaller will show us.’"

He claimed to have received calls from a private number threatening him and reportedly asking him to retract his statement about not receiving the bike.

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"So I was called by a private number telling me to choose between three things in my life. To say I was given a motorbike. When we got out of that gate all the GSU told us was that we should go home."

Netizens react to Kamau Wa Kisumu's claims

Here is what they had to say:

Dennis Dee:

"Na hizi pikipiki zilienda wapi juu ata Moja sijaona hii town."

komanda widh atitiud (Kager001:

"But truth be told, these carwash machines are all over Nairobi since hawa vijana watoke statehouse, have also seen several motorbikes, let's be patriotic si kuaribu tu jina ya state."

Kolum Ochieng:

"My group got two carwash machines and a 5000L water Tank. So those who didn't get theirs, I can't say what happened. The process of distribution was tedious , it was not possible on that day ( Saturday). We got the Machines on Monday and Water Tank on Tuesday."

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🇰🇪🤍:

"Tunajaribu kurudiana na president wetu juu ya CHAN sasa tena mnaturudisha nyuma."

userPhelly😘:

"The biggest enemy to this regime is truth...ukishasema ukweli story yako inaisha💔."

Are empowerment funds proceeds of corruption?

In a separate story, former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua questioned where the millions that Deputy President Kithure Kindiki is giving out through empowerment programmes are coming from.

Gachagua said he didn't believe Kindiki could afford to give out such significant amounts of money, considering his official pay.

The former DP claimed that Kindiki had donated over KSh 300 million over the past few months.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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