We all remember him as the ever jovial taahidi high actor who always made us smile whenever he appeared on the screen. Omosh is currently jobless and fighting depression and is currently on the verge of being evicted from his house over rent arrears.
Omosh said that he has not paid a dime towards rent for the past one year – with the rent arrears accumulating to Ksh100,000.
“Providing food and other basic needs for my family has been a major problem. The landlord wants to collect everything from me,” added Omosh who lives in Nairobi’s Eastlands area.
In an effort to help him pay off his debts, a group of friends have come together to help raise money to help the man who kept Kenyans entertained on TV. The group also visited Omosh at his home.
Besides financial problems, Omosh says he is facing marital issues, which he says may have been brought about by his inability to cater for his family’s needs.
“Maisha imekuwa ngumu na hata watoi wanakuwa affected na vile maisha yangu imekuwa,” said Omosh.
Before the Covid-19 pandemic struck, Omosh would spend time mentoring students in schools. However, the global crisis rendered him jobless as the schools
