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Mulamwah Introduces Firstborn Daughter:”Lost Her Mum”

Hussein Mohamed · · 2 min read
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Comedian Mulamwah has introduced his firstborn daughter Lisa. Photo: Mulamwah.

Comedian Mulamwah has revealed he has a firstborn daughter aged 7.

The skit maker said the child named Lisa will be turning 8 soon but sadly her mother died sometime back.

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“My firstborn daughter, Lisa aged 7, turning 8. We lost her mum sometime back but all is ok. There’s a lot you all know about me, there’s a lot that you also don’t know about me, today we will be live on YouTube at 8 pm to answer all your questions and to set it all straight for a better & safer space for all of us. much love.” He shared.

The comedian has two other children, a son with his wife, Ruth K whom they unveiled his face on July 20.

He also has a daughter, Kyla with his now estranged ex-lover, Carol Sonie before they broke up.

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“My main man Oyando Jnr God literally said GOTHA TENA .. hey beb, we created magic Ruth thanks for the heir, thanks for giving me family, dear men never fear to start again,” Mulamwah said during the unveiling of his son.

Mulamwah, whose real name is David Oyando, is among the most celebrated comedians in Kenya.

He is also an MC, actor, radio presenter, and social media influencer.

Aside from comedy, Mulamwah has never been shy of flaunting his wealth.

For instance, he recently elicited online debates over a KSh 10 million mansion he is reportedly building in Kitale.

He also revealed how he has invested in the transport sector by owning 15 boda bodas in Trans Nzoia, which reportedly bring him KSh 100 000 per month.

 

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Hussein Mohamed
Abdikarim Hussein Mohamed is a seasoned digital journalist with nearly 8 years of experience, he has worked at Iqra FM, and TUKO among others. He is passionate about football, tennis and YouTube. More from this author →

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