Mwalimu Churchill responds after KOT roast him for mismanaging comedians

Kenyan godfather of comedy, Mwalimu Churchill is having it rough with Kenyans on Twitter after allegations filed against him for mishandling comedians, piled.

Comedians who have graced the popular Churchill Show have claimed to have been denied their pays for performances already done.

Daniel Ndambuki was crucified on Twitter for his alleged mismanagement of talent’s funds.

Kenyans asked the thriving stand-up to pay up comedian’s dues before it is too late.

Robert Alai

Controversial blogger and cyber-activist, Robert Alai also chipped in, advocating for immediate pay of comedians who claimed to be owned by the entrepreneur.

Alai tweeted:

Anyone who talks to Dan Ndambuki aka Churchill, tell him to pay the comedians who ha e earned him money.

Before bashing the Classic 105 radio presenter for poor management of finances, further exposing him for not paying comedians since late 2019.

NTV has fully paid him but because he lives a careless debt with poor financial management, comedians who provide him with content have not been paid since November 2019.

Churchill responds

In his recent tweets, the Churchill Show founder assured fans that some day, the truth will come out.

One day you will know the truth…and the truth shall set you free..

Mr Ndambuki shared a video, asking all who were trying to bring him down and taint his image, that that will never be of help to them.

And instead of pulling others down, they should reconsider lifting others.

There’s no Good in bullying, there’s no reward in pullying others down. Tuinuane majameni.. #churchillshow #mwalimchurchillmotivation

There's no Good in bullying, there's no reward in pullying others down. Tuinuane majameni.. #churchillshow #mwalimchurchillmotivation pic.twitter.com/r0CIMDbPJ8

— Churchill (@MwalimChurchill) April 26, 2020

KOT

Mwalimu Churchill’s response did not sit well with Kenyans on Twitter who asked that he let’s out the truth, soon as now.