Akothee: If he comes with a bunch of money to pay a 2k bill, he’s broke

Kenyans, mostly ladies, have been trying to decode how controversial singer Akothee manages to prune rich men and isolate broke guys. Though Akothee said there’s no particular formular to it, the singer has one or two secrets on how she does it.

Avoid flossers

One secret, according to madam boss, is avoiding those men who carry a bunch of money in clubs just to clear a bill worth KSH 2,000 or Ksh 5,000.

“Listen, if your debts are bigger than the number of assets you own my friend you are broke ????? riches are not measured by liquid cash ,” She said on IG.

“Stay away from men who take out a bunch bundles of money in clubs to pay a bill of 5k and gives you 2k for taxi back home , the rest of the money back in his pocket is to keep you on your toes , so you worship his next invitation ???? utakuja achwa mataani ?? rich people don’t splash money they worked for it so they respect the presence of money.” 

Akothee

Adding:

“Money easily earned easily spent , be warned , flashy life is a lifestyle not an investment , you don’t get rich by spending money , you get rich by earning & investing money ??None of your children will ever enjoy your flash lifestyle after you dead & gone because it’s not an investment that can secure their future , it’s short term solution to a longterm problem TANO STRONG, do the show and don’t forget the biz part of it , that’s why it’s called showbiz ??”

 

Akothee’s reaction after KPLC handed her hefty electricity bill that’s enough to buy 3 Toyota Vitz

Kenya Power has handed Akothee a seven figure electricity bill for her palatial upcountry home in Rongo, Migori County.

Akothee’s caused a stir when she shared a copy of her power bill, the amount is absurd given that her electricity usage is for domestic purposes and not industrial.

Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has handed Akothee a hefty electricity bill that’s enough to buy 3 Toyota Vitz; Kes 791,223 for her Rongo home and Kes 100,000 for her house in Mombasa.

Akothee’s house in Rongo, Migori County

The flamboyant singer took to social media to grumble about how her power bill had all over sudden skyrocketed, she says that she used to pay 15k for her house in Mombasa before KPLC all over sudden shocked her with the 100k bill.

“Am I in kenya or some other country , what is happening with KPLC, my bills just erected from 15, 000 per month in mombasa to 100,000 per month , well I bought your lies & been paying it since I dint have time to follow up,” wrote Akothee in part.

The singer says that she received a call from KPLC to inform her that there had been systematic era for the past 4 years for her electricity bill for her house in Rongo; Kenye Power informed her that she was required to pay 700k urgently.

Akothee’s power bill for her home in Rongo

“Now I recieve a call saying they had systematic era for the past 4 years & that all the bills they sent for Rongo is an estimate , & am required to pay 700,000ksh urgently , Half of the times I have lived in Rongo, the power has been 75% off & forced to ran the generator 24/7, one of my employees said his bills rose from 900 ksh per month to 20, 000ksh in a one bedroomed house , & all of a sudden he gets a bill of 200,000 ksh , due to their systematic era again , whats happening , any one who is feeling the heat, & whats this constant visit on private residence , dont you have a protocal ?, how many times do we have to open the gate for your meter readers , who cant even identify themselves , & expect to be bribed , yet when there is an emergency you take years to come , even if its a transfomer bust , whats happening ? I need to uproot this shit & instal solar asap , someone send me contacts for solar system nkt” Akothee protested.