Andrew Kibe, a US-based content creator, has recently commented on the state of two veteran comedians, Paul Wakimani and Professor Hamo, whom he considers to be the most promising creative talents in the country. However, Kibe has also criticized them for slacking and disappearing from the public eye.
Kibe expressed his concern for Hamo, who he claims was one of the greatest stand-up comedians Kenya has ever seen. He suggested that Hamo’s career was derailed by his relationship drama with his wife and his baby mama, Jemutai, who is also a comedian. Kibe advised Hamo to take control of his life and not let women control him if he wants to excel in his career.
Despite his criticism, Kibe emphasized that he respects Hamo and appreciates his delivery. He urged Hamo to put his house in order and stop having drama with women, as it was affecting his career.
Kibe also called out Wakimani for disappearing from the public eye and urged him to wake up from the slumber he is in. He described Wakimani as a funny guy with a promising career in the comedy industry.
Jemutai, Hamo’s baby mama, revealed in a joint show with her baby daddy that the comedian had a history of having multiple women in his life. She stated that she had to leave their matrimonial home after suspecting that Hamo was cheating on her.
In conclusion, Kibe’s comments on the two veteran comedians have sparked a debate about the state of the comedy industry in Kenya and the challenges faced by creatives in the country. While Kibe’s criticism may be harsh, it is important for creatives to take control of their careers and personal lives to excel in their craft.
