Terence Creative to Shalkido: Don’t let past mistakes define you

By , September 3, 2025

Comedian Terence Creative has responded to Gengetone artiste Shalkido after the musician blasted him online, accusing him of offering advice instead of tangible help.

In his message, Terence chose a conciliatory tone, addressing Shalkido as his younger brother and emphasising the importance of character and mindset in overcoming challenges.

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, Terence wrote: “UNANITUSIA NINI SASA. My advice to my younger brother Shalkido: take a close look at your attitude because it shapes your character, and your character shapes your life; your habits follow the same path.

“Don’t let past mistakes define you; instead, use them to improve your today and build a better future. A shift in mindset can make all the difference. Ni hayo kwa sasa ndugu, sina ubaya, and I wish you all the best in this phase, God akubless saana.”

In his response, Terence urged Shalkido to focus less on past mistakes and instead view them as stepping stones toward a brighter tomorrow. He stressed that one’s outlook plays a critical role in shaping the future and reminded him that habits and choices today will define the kind of life he lives tomorrow.

Terence Creative’s Instagram post. PHOTO/@terencecreative/Instagram

Despite being on the receiving end of Shalkido’s frustration, Terence maintained that his words were not meant to demean but to encourage. He also wished the struggling artist God’s blessings, signalling that he harboured no hard feelings.

Background to the feud

The online exchange was sparked after Shalkido, whose real name is Paul Koigi Mungai, hit out at Terence Creative following his recent advisory post. Shalkido, a former member of the once-popular Sailors Gang, has been vocal about his financial struggles and recently appealed for help from Kenyans and comedian Eric Omondi.

Shortly after his plea, Terence Creative shared a broader message to celebrities, urging them to invest wisely during their peak years in the entertainment industry. He advised entertainers to buy land, build homes, diversify into side hustles, and take out insurance policies to safeguard their futures.

While Terence’s post was aimed at the wider entertainment community, Shalkido felt personally attacked and accused the comedian of hypocrisy, questioning what assistance he had ever offered him. His outburst led to the latest exchange, with Terence’s response seeking to calm the storm while reiterating his point about the importance of mindset and personal responsibility.

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