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YouTuber Wambo Ashley Recovers Hacked Channel, Promises New Content Soon
Kenyan digital creator Wambo Ashley, known for her engaging videos and relationship with YouTuber Nicholas Kioko, has regained control of her YouTube channel after a brief hacking scare.
On September 25th, fans were shocked to learn unauthorized individuals had accessed Wambo’s account, leading to the upload of questionable content. Wambo quickly alerted her followers via social media, expressing regret and clarifying that the content did not reflect her work or views.
Thankfully, the ordeal was short-lived. Just a day later, on September 26th, Wambo announced the successful recovery of her channel. She praised Google and their cybersecurity team for their swift action in restoring her account.
Wambo expressed deep appreciation for her fans’ patience and support during this stressful time. She assured them she’s back in control and promised exciting new content is on the way.
Wambo also urged viewers to exercise caution and avoid engaging with any suspicious content or messages that might have been posted during the hack. She reiterated that the recent videos were not representative of her and encouraged fans to report anything unusual.
Fans of Wambo and Nicholas were relieved to see the channel back online, with many expressing excitement for her upcoming content.
With her account secured, Wambo is expected to resume creating the entertaining videos her audience loves. The promise of new content further amplifies the excitement surrounding her successful recovery.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of online security for content creators. However, Wambo remains optimistic and ready to get back to creating and sharing her work with the world.

Kenyan YouTuber Nicholas Kioko has shed light on the disparity in YouTube’s payouts between Kenya and other countries, particularly the United States. He revealed this information during a recent interview with Radio Maisha.

Kioko, who relies on YouTube for his income, explained that Kenyan YouTubers receive significantly less compared to their US counterparts. In Kenya, YouTubers earn between 80,000 to 100,000 shillings for a video reaching 1 million views. In stark contrast, US YouTubers can earn up to ten thousand dollars for the same viewership.

“Even though YouTube pays, it’s not a huge amount, especially considering the cost of content creation,” Kioko said. “Here in Kenya, I typically get between 2.5 million to 3.5 million views. With those numbers in the US, I’d be living comfortably. Here, you only get 80-100k for 1 million views, while the US equivalent would be around 1.3 million shillings.”

Kioko, a father of twins, emphasized the challenges faced by Kenyan content creators due to lower YouTube payouts. He echoed the sentiments of fellow content creator Sammy Kioko, who previously disclosed incurring losses exceeding two million shillings since starting content creation.

The YouTuber also mentioned the declining value of the Euro impacting Kenyan creators, though details on the specific impact weren’t provided.

YouTuber Nicholas Kioko and his wife Wambo Ashley recently shared a video tour of their new home in Kioko’s rural village. The cozy abode features two bedrooms and pops of vibrant colors like orange, black, and white.

Some viewers compared the color scheme to a police station, but Kioko remained unfazed by the online criticism. In a recent interview, he confidently defended his home, emphasizing that cultural significance trumps outside opinions.

“It didn’t bother me,” Kioko said. “Those who speak negatively can build their own houses. I don’t have time for them. They’re either unhappy with their own lives or sent by competitors to spread negativity.”

Kioko takes pride in his home, which reflects his Wakamba heritage. He explained the cultural tradition of bringing a deceased person’s coffin inside the house before burial, highlighting the importance of homeownership in his community.

“I’m proud of it,” Kioko said. “In Wakamba culture, a man must build a house. When you die, your coffin is brought inside your house first. So building a home is a top priority.”

While acknowledging his wife’s sensitivity to negative comments, Kioko assures her that online opinions hold little weight compared to the value of their home.

Well-known content creator Nicholas Kioko, recently gave a personal glimpse into the joys and challenges of raising his twin sons, Roman and Rommy, in an interview with Oga Obinna.

Kioko described parenthood with twins as a rollercoaster of hectic yet rewarding moments, presenting unique joys and difficulties. He highlighted the twins’ synchronization – often napping, crying, and even falling ill in tandem.

Despite their undeniable similarities, the young boys display individual personalities. One, a more eager eater, contrasts with the other, who may struggle with mealtimes. Additionally, one emerges as the more active sibling, guiding his brother in activities like using electronics.

Kioko expressed his love and pride for his sons in a recent Instagram post celebrating their first birthday.

He wrote,

“Happy first birthday to our mono mono boys! You guys brought joy in our lives. You’ve made us proud. May your bond remain strong, filled with twice the love, joy, and laughter.”

Kioko and his partner, Ashley Wambo, welcomed their twin sons in February 2023. As they continue to navigate parenthood, Kioko’s openness about his experiences offers a relatable and heartwarming perspective on raising twins.

In a recent interview, content creator and YouTuber Nicholas Kioko and his wife Ashley Wambo shared some insights into their marriage.

Kioko revealed that when he first met his wife, he wanted her to quit her job and stay at home. He struggled to understand why she would not want to do this, despite his vision for their future.

He also shared that they are hesitant to have more children, as they are afraid of having twins again, as happened with their first pregnancy. Kioko explained that the cost of living is high, and they are worried about being able to afford to raise another set of twins.

“We are scared of getting pregnant because if we do, we are afraid that we will have twins again, and raising them is difficult. The saying that a child comes with their own plate is a scam,” he said.

Kioko also admitted that his wife was single for three years before they got married, and that she had no one hitting on her during that time.

The interview provides a glimpse into the couple’s life together and the challenges they face. It also highlights the importance of communication and compromise in a marriage.

Kenyan YouTuber Nicholas Kioko and his girlfriend Wambo Ashley have introduced their twin boys, Romans Reigns and Rommy Leo, to the world.

The happy parents took to social media to share pictures of their adorable newborns, who were born in February this year.

“Twins are a blessing from God. They’re also pretty amazing. Meet our twins finally @rom_twins,” Kioko wrote.

Kioko and Wambo announced that they were expecting twins in December 2022. They said that they were excited to share their journey with their fans.

The couple also debuted in the music industry in December 2022 with the single “You,” where they talk about how they intend to love each other.

Social media users have been quick to heap praises on the adorable twins, with many calling them “double the smiles” and “double the love.”

Kioko and Wambo are no doubt enjoying their new role as parents, and we wish them all the best with their twins.