Bolo Bespoke thanks God as he resumes construction of his mum’s village bungalow
By Steve Ireri, September 20, 2026City fashion designer Bolo Bespoke has returned to the construction site of his mum’s huge village bungalow after an eight-month break, announcing that he is finally ready to complete the ambitious project.
Sharing a video on TikTok on Saturday, September 19, 2026, Bolo showed himself arriving at the family compound alongside several lorries carrying construction equipment and materials as work on the incomplete house resumed.
“Well, after 8 months break, I am back to finish my Mum’s Bungalow in the Village. To God be the Glory🙏🏿,” Bolo wrote as he shared the video.
The video captured the moment the lorries arrived at the compound, signalling the latest phase of construction on the sizeable house.
Among the materials delivered to the site were roofing iron sheets, with the arrival of the lorries marking a major step towards enclosing and completing the structure.
After the materials were delivered, the contractors moved into the incomplete house to assess the progress and take fresh measurements as they prepared for the next stage of construction.
Bolo followed the contractors as they moved from one section of the house to another, carefully watching as they inspected the different rooms and took measurements.
The tour offered a glimpse into the sheer size of the bungalow, with the contractors walking through several rooms as they assessed the structure and determined the work that remained.
The fashionista could be seen following closely behind as the contractors examined the various sections of the house, appearing keen to monitor the progress of the project after the lengthy pause.
Devil worshippers
The development comes only months after Bolo pushed back against a growing culture in Kenya where displays of wealth are quickly met with accusations of devil worship or involvement in wash-wash schemes.
Speaking in a TikTok video on Saturday, December 13, 2025, after his close friend, businessman Austine Waziri, acquired a high-end Toyota Land Cruiser V8, Bolo criticised such thinking, saying it stems from a mindset rooted in bitterness and jealousy.
“You remain stuck in a mindset where you label wealthy people as those involved in wash wash or as devil worshippers. That way of thinking is simply driven by bitterness and jealousy,” Bolo wrote.
His remarks came as he publicly congratulated Waziri on the purchase of the luxury vehicle, which he described as a milestone reflecting how far they had come together.
Bolo acknowledged the size and power of the vehicle jokingly, saying his friend may have gone a bit big with the purchase, but added that he admired it and was genuinely happy for him.
“Congratulations, big man. You know how far we have come. I feel like you may have exaggerated a bit by buying such a big machine, but I like it, and I am happy to see it. Congratulations. This is how Arabian men roll now,” he said in the clip.
Bolo revealed that the V8, a 2023 model, was officially received in Mombasa, where friends gathered to mark the occasion and also celebrate Waziri’s birthday.
He framed the moment as both a personal and spiritual milestone, emphasising gratitude, prayer, and belief in God as central to their journey.
“I am truly challenged and inspired by this move. This is the newest V8, a 2023 model. We had to come to Mombasa to officially welcome this new car on his birthday. Congratulations once again,” Bolo said.