Jamal Rohosafi has kept himself off social media for most of the month of August. But yesterday, the father of two made a post empathising with the people of Afganistan who were trying to escape the incoming Taliban rule.

It seems that that post has removed him from the rut of posting and he is now  back to his old self.

Just an hour ago, the wealthy and flashy businessman posted a message on his Instagram page that raised some eyebrows.

He wrote, "When it hurts, observe life is trying to teach you something….."

His fans instantly bombarded him with comments, many of them theorising about what could be hurting him. Others didn't care one bit and were more concerned with getting free airtime from him! (Aki Kenyans!)

Some of the interesting comments are below:

Bwana ya mabibi zao

Mkunaji wa Wenyewe

King Mswati

Tunaongoja credit tena

Credit ni lini tena

Are you okey

Mkunaji shikilia apo...

Waziri Wa PAMBA.

Haki Mimi sikupata airtime

Kweli hii roho safi

Kiongozi kwani life imekufunza nn

Bwana governor @jimal_rohosafi

What has it taught you so far🤔😂

Umetoka almanara ukiwa umevunja mkamba mguu

Kiongos Challenge ya Credo iko

Ukavunja hadi mguu😂😂😂

How did it hurt?

That how they talk 🤪

Aiiiiiii , hata kama life ina ku teach , sometimes the hurting is just too too much....

Is the hurt he is experiencing be because of the recent marital issues he is having with his two wives? ( one if Amber truly divorced him?)

It is possible. Don't forget that this month Jamal has become a punching bag for the two women he called his wives not so long ago.

For a man to lose not one but two of his wives at the same time, and then have them publicly disrespect him must be agonising.

But what am I saying? Maybe he is hurting from something else... He is an entrepreneur, after all, a career that can come with some painful lessons sometimes.

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