Nyaboke Moraa: I would not be alive if I listened to every story about me
By Paulette Mboga, September 12, 2026Nyaboke Moraa has opened up about the pain she has experienced in her adult life, saying she would not be alive if she listened to every story told about her.
Moraa said she has faced some of the worst experiences in life and does not believe there is any pain she is yet to experience. She explained that despite everything she has gone through, she still wakes up and keeps breathing.
“If I would listen to every story said about me, I would not be alive this season,” Nyaboke Moraa said on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
The actress said she has seen the worst of what the world can offer and described the pain she has experienced as venomous. She said her experiences have made her wonder about the reason behind the difficult moments she has faced throughout her adult life.
“I have seen the worst of what the world can offer; I don’t think there is any pain I am yet to experience because I have seen the worst kind of venomous pain in my life,” Nyaboke Moraa said.

Moraa said the pain she has experienced has at times made her question whether she was chosen to serve as an example of what it means to endure difficult experiences. She explained that these thoughts have crossed her mind while reflecting on her adult life and the challenges she has faced.
Surviving the pain
The actress said she continues to live despite the difficult experiences she has described. She credited God for giving her the strength to wake up each day, saying her continued existence is tied to the fact that she is still being given another day.
“Sometimes I wonder if all the adult life God chose me as an example for pain,” Nyaboke Moraa said.

Moraa said that even after experiencing what she described as the worst kind of pain, she continues to breathe. She explained that she does not know when her journey will end but remains focused on the fact that she is still waking up each day.
“Guess what, I keep breathing because he wakes me up,” Nyaboke Moraa said.
“Until that day,” Nyaboke Moraa ended.