Digital content creator and radio presenter David Oyando widely known as Kendrick Mulamwah has shown his Mercedes Benz log book to clear the viral rumours that it was repossessed due to unpaid loan.
Taking to his Instagram account, the content creator shared his car logbook issued by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) dismissing claims of losing his car over an unpaid loan.
He also shared photos of the said Benz and his mansion which is under construction.
In addition, the father of three gave a disclaimer that he is not posting it to show off but rather to celebrate his achievements.
“Just because it is difficult doesn’t mean it is impossible. Let us learn to appreciate everyone’s efforts and celebrate their achievements. Always be proud of your little steps in life. We don’t post to show off, we don’t compete we post to show that situations can always change and that you can come from nothing to something.
“Bora bidii na God mbele.Always take it as motivation and not as an attack because the cake is too big. move slow but move correctly. Let the year begin. Much love team konki. wale wa search floor is yours, “Mulamwah posted on Thursday night, January 9, 2025.
The content creator further stated that henceforth he would not be clearing any social media rumour about him adding that whenever he posts something there is always a negative reaction.
“Ukipost benzo unaringa na show off , ukijipost kwa mandizi ati una embrace poverty . Wapendwa tufanye ? Ati ni loan, ukipost log book ati you don’t need to prove Am not proving any other rumours,” he added.
Mulamwah’s source of income
Apart from posting his achievements, Mulamwah also shared his revenue sources which are from his motorbike business, YouTube earnings, events and endorsements among others.
“Mulamwah’s sources of income are over 40 bikes skiza tunes over – 100 pieces on YouTube. endorsements voice artist red dot ent / mullamwah ent actor/films appearances monetized Skits milele Fm presenter bookings & events stand up comedy international relations farmer maombi ya kijiji mzima,” he posted.
Savings
December 16, Mulamwah disclosed that he successfully saved Ksh1.1 million in 2024 through a disciplined daily savings challenge.
He explained that he started the savings challenge on December 15, 2023, consistently setting aside Ksh3,000 daily. The strategy, he said, was to save small amounts regularly, which ultimately grew into a substantial sum by the end of the year.
“God is great – Ksh3,000 per day savings challenge completed for 2024. Started 15th Dec last year, kuweka pole pole tu. Umeweka ngapi? Kama hujaweka, tuanze wote for next year.
“Hailjalishi ni how much, ata 20, 50, 100, 1k per day is ok. Try to save cash because it will always save you back,” he wrote.
