In Summary
- I’m broke as hell, Ras Bhingi cries out!
- He owes his landlord two months rent arrears.
- He’s grateful to meeting both the head of state and comedian turned-activist Eric Omondi.
Online sensation Stephen Bhingi has appealed for financial aid affirming that he’s going through a rough path with his rented house set for closure over two months arrears.
Through text messages with one of Ghetto Radio’s scribes, Bhingi shared his worries fearing eviction.
He further noted that he can easily cater for his other needs minus the 2500 shillings house rent.
“Buda keja inanipea wasiwasi bro, sijalipa rent bro naona nikiondolewa joh, Wana Ghetto Radio watanikoleaje bro keja ndo ngori buda uko kwingine naezana lakini keja noma, sho Ghetto waniokolee apo buda” read one of the texts.
Short Stature
Ras Bhingi who suffers from a medical condition known as dwarfism was blessed to have a sit down with one of our men right in the heart of Kiandutu slum’s in Thika where he resides.
Through a recollection of his memories, he vividly remembered meeting the head of state through comedian Chipukeezy.
He further disclosed that the president didn’t slap him with cash unlike the narrative on the streets.
However, he shared his gratitude for meeting the president affirming that it grew his fanbase.
He shared the same sentiments with comedian-turned activist Eric Omondi who helped him to relocate from his flooded shanty.
Gen Z Wake Up Call
According to Bhingi, the Gen Z parliament intrusion which was witnessed on July 25th is a wake up call for our leaders on good governance.
He called on the government to create jobs in order to solve the high unemployment rates.
Bhingi further unveiled his comical mien opining that he’s a ladies man.
He went ahead and noted that a man is free to have many women provided he can take care of them.
On what he does for a living, Bhingi disclosed that he relies on the internet through advertising services.
Watch Bhingi’s interview on our You Tube Channel, Ghetto Radio as you purpose to help one of our own.
