I want to elevate him-Wajackoyah's desire for Stivo Simple Boy

Wajackoyah said singer Bahati is his client

• Wajackoyah has expressed the admiration to empower the ‘Freshi Barida’ hitmaker and even educate him about intellectual property rights.

• Stivo Simple Boy former management had been accused of shortchanging the musician and paying him small amounts despite the musician making good money

during and interview with Mpasho.
Stivo Simple Boy during and interview with Mpasho.
Image: SAIDI ABDALLA

Roots party presidential aspirant Prof. George Wajackoyah has expressed his interest in meeting and working with Kibra finest Stivo Simple Boy.

Wajackoyah expressed his desire to empower the ‘Freshi Barida’ hitmaker and even educate him about intellectual property rights.

He told Obinna that he would like him to reach a higher level like Bahati who he also said is one of his favourite artistes.

"I would like to meet Stivo Simple Boy, oh I love that boy. I want to elevate him. The same way I have done with Bahati. Bahati is like my son. He comes to see me here. He is my client," he said.

Wajackoyah said he would help him not to be taken advantage of in his music career.

"I will give him free legal advice the way I do for Bahati. So people should not take advantage of him," he said.

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In the past, Stivo Simple Boy's former management had been accused of shortchanging the musician and paying him small amounts despite the musician making good money from the shows that he gets.

Screenshots shared on social media claimed Stivo Simple Boy's manager was paying him Sh2,000 instead of Sh70,000.

The report also indicated that Stivo Simple Boy did not live in a good house despite his position in society as a big star.

"I have been told he still lives in a muddy house in Kibera and sometimes he struggles to pay his rent," the viral message said.

Stivo has since changed his management and is now under the care of MIB (Men In Business) management team.

"Life has at least changed a bit for the better and we are working hard to make things even better. Slow by slow my life will transform compared to the past," Stivo said in an interview a few months ago with Mpasho.co.ke

"The issue was money. They used to pay me but not as much as I expected."

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