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Omosh Opens Up About Alcoholism: ‘I Needed to Drink Before I Could Eat’

Posted on by Ozymandias

Former Tahidi High actor Omosh Kizangila has opened up about his struggles with alcohol and drug addiction. In a recent interview with Obinna TV, Omosh shared his journey from his first encounter with alcohol after finishing high school to his eventual recovery.

Omosh, whose real name is Joseph Kamau, described how his life changed after he started drinking. He attributed his fall into addiction to the influence of friends who introduced him to alcohol and cigarettes.

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Former Tahidi High Actor Omosh Triumphs Over Alcoholism and Smoking

He reflected on how the friends he chose played a significant role in shaping his future, saying, “In life, if there’s anyone who decides your future, it’s not the teacher or the parent, but the friends you choose in life…they are the ones who define your destiny.”

Omosh recounted how he funded his addiction through his job as a conductor after high school and struggled with his drinking habits throughout his college years, which he ultimately could not complete due to his addiction. His alcohol abuse led to severe health issues, including ulcers, and required surgery.

Despite his recovery from surgery, he fell back into drinking due to peer pressure. His alcohol dependency became so severe that he could not eat without drinking first. “A large percentage of my blood was alcohol…I couldn’t eat unless I drank first,” Omosh admitted.

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Omosh now a High school motivational speaker? (Photos)

After numerous failed attempts to quit, Omosh eventually overcame his addiction through personal resolve and has since embraced sobriety and Christianity. He now advises young people to steer clear of alcohol due to its detrimental effects. Omosh, a father of three daughters, has left his past habits behind and is focusing on his new path.

Former Tahidi High Actor Omosh Triumphs Over Alcoholism and Smoking

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Former Tahidi High actor Omosh has revealed that he has triumphed over alcoholism and smoking through a newfound connection with faith.

In an interview with Mungai Eve, the actor spoke about his struggles with addiction and how his journey towards recovery has been intertwined with his spiritual awakening.

“God transforms you to a permanent person,” Omosh said. “Like right now, I am enjoying the life God has given me. If I knew this is how this side of God looks like, I would have reformed a long time ago.”

Omosh said that he regretted his past actions but recognized that God’s timing is perfect.

“I gave my life to Him early this year,” he said. “God hates a liar.”

The turning point in Omosh’s life came after the loss of two close friends, which prompted him to reflect on the trajectory of his own life.

“I realized I was messing up with my life,” he said. “I was so much into alcohol.”

Once a churchgoer, Omosh strayed from his faith, but his experiences led him back to the embrace of spirituality.

“I have gone to church recently,” he said. “I have been very prayerful and trying to fight alcoholism and smoking addiction but it was not working. My sister sponsored me to a rehab and that is where I learned about that.”

Omosh cautioned against judging those who battle addiction, noting that many regret their choices daily.

“Never judge a drunkard,” he said. “Most of them are regretting every day. My sister spent over sh200k to invest in me and misused that opportunity.”

Omosh said that his sister extended her support and offered him another opportunity for rehab.

This time, however, he made a resolute decision to steer clear of alcohol.

“My family and friend’s prayers have worked out for me,” he said.

Omosh’s story is a reminder that recovery from addiction is possible, even after years of struggling. With the help of faith, family, and friends, it is possible to overcome any obstacle.

Omosh now a High school motivational speaker? (Photos)

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

Actor Omosh is dropping surprises on his page and just when we thought he had shown us everything…from begging money online to the fake crying asking for s tripod and camera and today….today Omosh is a motivational speaker that is judging from the latest photos shared on his page.

Omosh Kizangila

Well, from the photos Omosh is seen standing infront of High school and I’m assuming this is because he was a guest speaker at the school. Do you remember back in High school when celebrities would visit either for CU or entertainment if not career talk? So yes, same situation.

However, i cant help but womder….how fast has Omosh been able to work on himself to a point he can pose as a motivational speaker. I say this judging from his drinking history and i know youre also asking the same question.

Omosh pushing for change?

Well, chances are that Omosh has been putting in some effort to change himself for better and clearly he must be doing something right to earn him the right to speak to students who look up to him for inspiration.

Also, its a big break on his end seeing that there are people who want to be like him and like they say…God can use anybody, so don’t look down on any anybody, right? Anyway check out the photos below courtesy of Omosh.

Funny man Omosh introduces his aged parents for the first time (Photo)

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

Comedian cum actor Omosh has finally unveiled a photo of his mum and dad as seen on his latest post shared on Instagram. The funny man who popularly known from TV show Tahidi High unveiled the photo through his gram leaving many impressed.

From the few comments left by fans we can assure you that Omosh does indeed look like his mummy; and although his old man preferred to cover his face with a mask – were positive that they also share some features.

Introducing them for the first time, the former actor through his gram wrote;

Dad,Mum and I,,, I love you so much my parents may God give you more years.. MOB LOVE

#parents
#omoshkizangila #panahaa #tumsinguyaz #omosh #kizangila

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Omosh looking to fit in the entertainment industry

After years of entertaining Kenyans through the Tahidi High; turns out that Omosh did not  save much as most of his money went to alcohol and of course the good life.

Years later he was reported to be roaming around one of Nairobi’s largest slams; and Kenyans always being supportive – they stepped in to help a brother pay off his house arrears that totaled up to 100k.

Anyway since then the actor now seems to be at a good place both in mind and spirit. Hopefully he has learnt from his previous mistakes and is now focused on making himself better.

 

I Was On Rehab For Three Months- Omosh Actor Opens Up On Challenges He Faced While Broke

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Former Tahidi High actor Joseph Kinuthia, better known as Omosh, has received monetary gifts from well-wishers all over the country. While expressing his gratitude to Kenyans, the actor shed tears of joy in a video recording he shared.

The actor’s story first went public when journalist Hiram Kamuhunjia interviewed him. He reveals that after the closure of Tahidi High, he had saved Kshs 140,000. When COVID struck, he reveals that he used up all the money, most of it on alcohol. The actor also disclosed that his house rent arrears piled up to KSh 100,000.

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Speaking in an interview on Jalang’o TV, the actor says that shortly after, he was taken to rehab for 3 months by his sister.

”Mi nishakuwa rehab. Siste aliona uyu jamaa anadedi. Haraka haraka, rehab. Nikakaa miezi tatu.”

After rehab, Omosh reveals things became worse and he got even more broke.

However, the actor has since received good money from well-wishers, including comedian Jalang’o. The comedian raised over Ksh 1 million for Omosh. He also received free land from Zero Hero properties, and was also handed over 50 bags of cement by the same company. A company by the name Sung Timber also pledged to build the actor a house on the land he was gifted.

The actor is still overwhelmed by how much his fans still support him. They only hope that he won’t spend all the money on alcohol again. All the best to him as he re-organizes his life.