The Member of Parliament, Peter Salasya, played a crucial role in assisting Stevo Simple Boy in his financial struggles by facilitating his relocation to a one-bedroom house, covering the initial three months’ rent. Additionally, Salasya generously provided Stevo with Ksh 30,000 to purchase furniture for his new residence.
Demonstrating a continued commitment to supporting Stevo and his wife, Salasya offered to sponsor her for a three-month hairdressing course. Moreover, he pledged to aid her in establishing a business, emphasizing a long-term solution to their financial challenges.
Salasya expressed his proactive approach, stating, “I have convinced Simple Boy’s wife to enroll in a three-month hairdressing and beauty course, which I will fund. I will also assist her in setting up a salon for sustained income. I have advised Simple Boy to pursue any refresher courses, which I will also finance, enabling music to become a supplementary source of income for him in the future.”
Furthermore, Salasya made a commitment to construct a house for Simple Boy in his hometown of Oyugis.
The interaction between Peter Salasya and Stevo Simple Boy occurred last week in response to the news of the rapper’s financial challenges. During their meeting, Salasya urged Stevo to find a house of his choice from Monday onwards, assuring assistance with the move and covering rent for the initial three months. Salasya also promised to furnish the rapper’s new residence.
Encouraging Stevo to be self-reliant, Salasya advised him to seek out his own performance opportunities rather than depending on others. Additionally, he criticized bloggers and content creators who exploited Stevo for clout without extending a helping hand.
