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Kenyan comedian and content creator Mulamwah has opened up about his relationship with media personality Oga Obinna, explaining why he decided to block him on social media.

Speaking during a recent interview with Tony Mwirigi, Mulamwah dismissed claims that there is personal hatred or a major fallout between the two entertainers.

According to him, the decision was based on differences in their values and viewpoints rather than a personal feud.

“Si mchukii, ni vile value zangu na zake hazipelekani,” he said.

Mulamwah explained that people can have different opinions about what they consider right or acceptable, and those differences can affect how they relate to each other.

“Yeye anaweza kufanya kitu aone iko correct na mimi kwangu is not correct. So it’s not a matter of eti tunachukiana. Ni ile tu iko tu hivo,” he added.

Although they are no longer close, Mulamwah acknowledged that they could still cross paths in public and remain civil.

“Yeah, tunaeza meet, but I don’t think kuna space tunapatana,” he said.

He also revealed that their differences could influence his participation in future plans involving mutual friends. Mulamwah said if content creator China included Obinna in a planned trip, he would rather wait for another opportunity.

“If China adds Obinna to the trip, then I prefer to go for the next trip,” he explained.

His remarks sparked conversations online, with many fans viewing them as an example of setting personal boundaries rather than evidence of an ongoing dispute.

 

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Mulamwah Reflects on Burning Identity T-Shirt

During the interview, Mulamwah also revisited one of the most talked-about moments of his career — the burning of his Identity comedy group T-shirt.

The incident attracted widespread attention and generated discussions across Kenya’s entertainment scene, with many questioning the message behind the move.

Mulamwah admitted that he did not expect the reaction to become as big as it did.

“Mimi nikichoma, sikujua itakuwa kitu kubwa hivo. I didn’t know if it was that significant. I did it for the sake of kufanya, but ikalipuka kila mahali,” he said.

The controversy eventually gained international attention, with Mulamwah revealing that he was featured by international media outlets.

“Kumbe ni issue kubwa sana mpaka nika-hostiwa na BBC na Al Jazeera,” he said.

He added that he was later featured in a documentary focusing on African social media and online bullying.

A Message Against Online Bullying

Mulamwah explained that burning the shirt represented his decision to move on from a chapter of his life that had become emotionally exhausting.

He said online criticism directed at him had begun affecting people around him, including members of his family.

“Hiyo ilikuwa ina-symbolise mi nimeachana na hiyo kitu,” he explained.

He added that while criticism aimed at him was something he could handle, the impact on his loved ones was a different matter.

“Kama ni comedy iende. Juu kama utanibully mimi, ma brother zangu wakienda shule pia wanabuliwa huko, mzae wangu pia. Ilikuwa ina-affect watu haifai ku-affect.”

Mulamwah said his decision was ultimately about protecting those close to him and moving forward from negativity.

Kenyan comedian and digital content creator David Oyando, popularly known as Mulamwah, has shared his excitement after meeting Dr. Ida Odinga during a United Nations-related event in Nairobi, describing the encounter as both memorable and inspiring.

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, Mulamwah revealed that the wife of veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga warmly interacted with him and even complimented his fashion sense.

According to the comedian, Dr. Ida Odinga told him, “luku ni kali,” a popular Sheng expression used to praise someone’s outfit or style. Mulamwah said the light-hearted remark left him both excited and humbled.

He noted that meeting Dr. Ida Odinga was a special moment, given her role as Kenya’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON).

“Aliniambia luku ni kali 😂👌💪. Today I had the privilege of meeting our MUM, Dr. Ida Odinga, who serves as Kenya’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON),” he wrote.

Mulamwah also expressed appreciation for the advice he received during their interaction, saying the conversation left a lasting impression on him.

“Thank you for the advice. We celebrate you,” he added.

 

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Representing Youth at a Global Forum

The meeting came as Mulamwah participated in a high-level forum linked to the United Nations, where he represented young people in discussions focused on sustainable development.

The content creator described the opportunity as a major milestone in his journey, saying it reflected how far he has come both personally and professionally.

“Mambo ya God. Proud to be in rooms where the world’s future is designed,” Mulamwah shared.

He revealed that he represented youth voices at the China in Action Forum, an event aligned with the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

According to Mulamwah, being part of the discussions was both an honour and a reminder of the important role young people play in shaping the future.

“Had the privilege to represent the youth at the UN headquarters ‘China in Action’ forum for the 2030 UN Agenda – Sustainable Development,” he wrote.

Photos shared from the event showed Mulamwah alongside delegates and stakeholders engaged in conversations around development, innovation, and youth participation.

The forum brought together various leaders and participants to discuss progress toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a global framework aimed at ending poverty, protecting the environment, and promoting prosperity for all by the year 2030.

Kenyan comedian and digital content creator David Oyando, popularly known as Mulamwah, has shared his excitement after representing young people at a forum held at the United Nations headquarters.

Taking to social media on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, Mulamwah described the experience as a significant milestone in his journey, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to participate in discussions shaping the future.

“Mambo ya God. Proud to be in rooms where the world’s future is designed,” he wrote.

The entertainer revealed that he represented youth voices at the China in Action Forum, a high-level event focused on advancing the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

According to Mulamwah, being part of the forum was both an honour and a reminder of the crucial role young people play in driving global change and sustainable development.

“Had the privilege to represent the youth at the UN headquarters ‘China in Action’ forum for the 2030 UN Agenda – Sustainable Development,” he added.

Photos shared from the event showed Mulamwah interacting with delegates and participants engaged in discussions around development, innovation, and youth involvement in achieving global goals.

Focus on Sustainable Development

The China in Action Forum brought together policymakers, development partners, and stakeholders to explore strategies for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.

The SDGs serve as a global framework aimed at tackling poverty, protecting the environment, promoting economic growth, and improving quality of life worldwide.

Another Major Achievement

Mulamwah’s appearance at the UN forum comes shortly after another personal milestone.

On June 4, 2026, the content creator announced that he had graduated from Shenyang Normal University in China, where he emerged as the top student in International Understanding and Communication.

The achievement earned widespread praise from fans and fellow creators across East Africa.

Celebrating the accomplishment on social media, Mulamwah credited his dedication and hard work for the success.

“Did it. I wanna thank me – I just graduated today as the top student in International Understanding and Communication from Shenyang Normal University in China,” he wrote.

He also acknowledged the support he received throughout the programme.

“Big thanks to the Chinese Embassy in Kenya and the People’s Republic of China for the opportunity to represent Kenya on this international forum,” he added.

The latest recognition further highlights Mulamwah’s growing influence beyond entertainment, as he continues to participate in international forums while building his career as one of Kenya’s most prominent digital creators.

Celebrated Kenyan comedian and digital strategist David Oyando, popularly known as Mulamwah, has stunned fans after trading his signature muddy comedy boots and oversized trousers for a university graduation gown in East Asia.

Taking to his social media platforms on Thursday, June 4, 2026, the versatile content creator proudly announced that he had officially graduated from the prestigious Shenyang Normal University in China—not just passing his courses, but completely conquering them.

Best Student in International Relations

Mulamwah revealed that he finished the intensive academic program as the top student in International Understanding and Communication, a milestone that triggered widespread praise across the East African digital landscape.

Overflowing with pride, the witty entertainer celebrated his personal triumph on his Instagram page, taking a moment to salute his own dedication before thanking the diplomatic bodies that sponsored his studies.

“Did it 🎓. I wanna thank me – Just graduated today as the top student in International understanding and communication from The Shenyang Normal University in China,” Mulamwah wrote.

Acknowledging the bilateral ties that paved the way for his academic journey, he added:

“Big thanks to the Chinese Embassy in Kenya & the People’s Republic of China for the opportunity to represent Kenya on this international forum.”

“One Africa” After-Party Shut Down in China

However, it wasn’t all serious textbooks and lectures for the high-flying Kenyan star. Immediately after the formal graduation ceremony concluded, Mulamwah swapped his academic cap for nightclub strobe lights to celebrate the milestone in true celebrity fashion.

In a viral video shared with his millions of followers, the comic was seen living it up inside a high-end Chinese nightclub alongside a heavy contingent of top African lifestyle influencers who also participated in the specialized program.

Proving that academic success bridges borders, the celebration brought together digital creators from all corners of the continent. Mulamwah captioned the high-energy club footage with a nod to the deep continental unity on display:

“After party kidogo …. Hapa hakuna mapangale (No drama here). Lesotho meets Kenya & Rajabu from Zanzibar. 9 countries one roof, one Africa,” he enthusiastically shared.

Mulamwah’s academic breakthrough marks a significant evolution for his personal brand, demonstrating how modern Kenyan creatives are successfully leveraging their digital platforms to secure global educational opportunities and diplomatic representations.

Mulamwah has finally responded after viral social media claims accused him of sliding into another man’s girlfriend’s direct messages.

The online drama erupted after an X user alleged that the comedian had been flirting with his girlfriend through private chats, triggering heated reactions and endless banter across social media platforms.

“Nimepata huyu boiz anasimp kwa DM ya manzi yangu, anadhani kukuwa famous ni kila kitu,” the user identified as Mr Elevated posted.

The allegations quickly went viral, with some Kenyans mocking Mulamwah while others questioned whether the screenshots being circulated online were even authentic.

However, Mulamwah has now dismissed the claims entirely, insisting the viral messages were edited to create a false narrative.

Taking to his official Instagram account on Thursday, May 21, 2026, the comedian denied sending the controversial message that had attracted attention online.

“Ni mbaya. Hio DM ya ‘number maybe’ wame edit,” Mulamwah said.

The comedian went on to jokingly defend himself, claiming he does not chase women because, according to him, women are the ones who approach him.

“That’s not my handwriting. Halafu mimi kama cute boy sikatianangi, nakatiwa,” he added.

The latest controversy comes just weeks after Mulamwah made a mysterious return to social media following a dramatic four-day disappearance that left fans speculating.

Back on April 23, 2026, the comedian shocked followers after completely wiping his Instagram and TikTok pages clean, deleting all photos, videos, and previous posts without explanation.

The move sparked concern and curiosity among fans, with many wondering whether he was rebranding, taking a mental health break, or preparing for a major announcement.

Mulamwah later resurfaced on April 27 with a simple Facebook post that read, “helo 🤭”, alongside a fresh photo of himself.

The comedian has previously used social media blackouts as a strategy to signal personal changes, spark curiosity, or build anticipation for upcoming projects.

Popular comedian and content creator David Oyando, widely known as Mulamwah, has found himself at the center of a brewing social media storm after an aggrieved man publicly called him out for allegedly hitting on his girlfriend.

The online drama unfolded when a man identifying himself as “Mr. Elevated” took to social media to share a viral post exposing the comedian’s alleged private messages, accusing Mulamwah of using his celebrity status to try and woo his partner.

“He Thinks Fame is Everything”

According to Mr. Elevated, the “fame card” did not work this time. He claimed he discovered the content creator sliding into his woman’s direct messages (DMs) in an attempt to secure her phone number.

To back up his claims and prove the interaction wasn’t a fabrication, Mr. Elevated attached a receipt to his post—a screenshot capturing the alleged flirtatious message from Mulamwah, which was explicitly dated April 29, 2026.

“Nimepata huyu boiz anasimp kwa DM ya manzi yangu, anadhani kukuwa famous ni kila kitu (I found this boy simping in my woman’s DM, he thinks being famous is everything),” a furious Mr. Elevated wrote.

The Receipts and the Backlash

The expose has quickly ignited a fierce debate across local entertainment forums and social media platforms. While some netizens have defended Mulamwah, arguing that sending a direct message is harmless shooting of shots, others have criticized the comedian for allegedly targeting someone else’s partner.

Mulamwah has yet to issue an official response or clarify whether the screenshot is authentic or doctored. However, with the receipt circulating widely online, the comic’s digital footprint is facing intense scrutiny as fans wait to see if he will laugh off the allegations or address his accuser directly.

In a moment that has touched the hearts of social media followers across the country, popular content creator Mulamwah recently documented a milestone family reunion. For the first time, his two children, Keilah and Calvin (better known as Kalamwah) met and spent quality time together as a family.

​The comedian took to social media on Sunday, February 1, to share the joyous occasion, expressing deep gratitude for a moment he noted he had long “prayed for.”

​A New Chapter in Co-Parenting

​The meeting marks a significant shift in Mulamwah’s public journey with his baby mamas, Carol Sonnie and Ruth K. Following previously publicized and often turbulent breakups, the parents appear to have reached a peaceful middle ground centered on the well-being of their children.

​The content creator didn’t hold back his excitement, flooding his feed with photos and videos of the siblings’ first interaction.

​”My world

David Oyando, better known as Mulamwah, may dominate timelines and rack up millions of views — but in his own eyes, he hasn’t quite earned the “celebrity” crown just yet.

Appearing on Feast with Friends with host Shiksha Arora, the funnyman opened up about fame, fatherhood, and the unlikely path that took him from hospital wards to internet stardom. And in a revelation that caught many fans off guard, Mulamwah flatly stated: he doesn’t see himself as a celebrity.

“I’m still on the road map”

Despite commanding over five million followers across his social platforms, Mulamwah insists he’s still a work in progress. According to him, true celebrity status is measured by public recognition — and there are still levels to climb.

“I think I’m on the road map to be that person because as long as there are people above you then it means you are not,” he said.

To put things into perspective, the comedian compared himself to heavyweight stars. He pointed out that Diamond Platnumz boasts more than 20 million followers, while football legend Cristiano Ronaldo can pull in millions of likes in just a few hours.

In short, Mulamwah says he knows where he stands — and he’s not done climbing.

From scrubs to spotlights

Before the punchlines and viral skits, Mulamwah lived a very different life. He is a trained nurse, having studied at Moi University and completed a one-year internship at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH).

But the call of comedy proved louder than hospital alarms.

With his trademark humour, he summed up the decision simply: “Money is money.” That mindset pushed him to ditch the bedside for the spotlight and pursue comedy full-time. Though he began his journey as early as 2012, it wasn’t until 2019 that he truly became a household name.

Fatherhood flips the script

Mulamwah also revealed how becoming a father reshaped his life and priorities. He described how parenthood unlocked a gentler, more responsible side of him — turning him into a provider focused on presence, purpose, and memory-making at home.

“It brings out the softer version of you,” he said.
“Once a child comes into your life, it activates another aspect of you that hadn’t been activated before.”

An exit plan already in place

In a twist that may shock fans, the comedian hinted that his internet reign won’t last forever. Mulamwah revealed plans to eventually step away from the screen to “enjoy life” and focus on business ventures.

Using a striking metaphor, he said it’s important to leave the forest before it gets dark — suggesting he believes he has already harvested enough from his digital career.

For now, Mulamwah remains one of Kenya’s most influential entertainers — even if he humbly refuses to wear the celebrity label.

Popular comedian and content creator Mulamwah (David Oyando) delivered a humorous and painfully relatable account of single life after finding himself unintentionally third-wheeling at a star-studded event.

The entertainer, who is currently single, attended the launch of Urban Wheels on Sunday, 23 November, and shared a series of photos capturing the awkward reality of being the only bachelor in a sea of couples — images that quickly went viral.

The Solo Standout

One of the photos showed Mulamwah seated at a table with well-known entertainment journalist Presenter Kai and his wife, Diana Yegon. The couple sat cozily side-by-side, while Mulamwah occupied the outer seat, smiling politely but clearly the odd one out.

He paired the image with a hopeful and slightly vulnerable caption:

“Sawa tu, aliye juu anaona… soon nitabarikiwa pia. Type ‘amen’ nitapata my wife pia.”
(It’s okay, the One above sees… soon I will also be blessed. Type ‘amen’ and I will get my wife too.)

The message struck a chord with fans, capturing both his good-natured humor and his quiet desire to settle down after his recent heartbreak.

Master of the Third Wheel

Mulamwah’s situation became even more comical in another photo featuring Director Trevor and his partner, Kikilove Yvonne. The couple, dressed in matching Arabic-inspired outfits, posed affectionately together — while Mulamwah, smartly dressed in a suit, stood to the side looking like the ultimate third wheel.

His captions embraced the irony of the moment:

“Next time sikuji solo

Kenyan comedian and content creator Mulamwah has proudly announced that he’s been living a “zero drama” life for four months straight — a major shift after his messy and very public breakup with ex-girlfriend Ruth K earlier this year.

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New Era, Who This?

Dressed in a sharp black suit, the comic took to social media to celebrate his personal milestone with a confident post that screamed peace, growth, and self-control.

“4 months innit – zero drama… no Tuko, no Mpasho, no gossip, no reactions, no comments, no explanations,” Mulamwah wrote.

He went on to add that this new chapter is all about work, not whispers:

“Let’s take it to a year and more. Kazi tu.”

The post sparked a wave of reactions from fans, many congratulating him for finally choosing peace over pettiness.

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From Online Firestorms to Calm Waters

Mulamwah’s “quiet life” declaration comes after months of turbulence in his love life that spilled all over social media. His breakup with Ruth K was anything but silent — with emotional posts, public accusations, and even bizarre claims that had fans glued to the drama.

At one point, Mulamwah accused Ruth K of letting “friends” ruin their relationship. Things turned downright wild when he demanded she return everything he had ever done for her — including an artificial tooth! Ruth later filmed herself removing it and sending it back to him through a boda boda rider, a stunt that broke the internet.

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The Comeback

Now, Mulamwah seems determined to rewrite his story. Gone are the online squabbles and clapbacks — in their place is a calmer, more focused version of the entertainer.

After months of being a constant topic on gossip blogs, he’s proudly claiming his peace and promising fans that he’s not looking back.

Whether this new leaf will last remains to be seen, but for now, Mulamwah is enjoying his streak — and making it clear that the only headlines he wants are about his hustle, not heartbreak.

Kenyan comedian and media personality Mulamwah has once again left fans buzzing after eagle-eyed followers noticed he had wiped all photos of his alleged new girlfriend, Emiliana, from his Instagram page.

The move comes barely days after their relationship became public, following Mulamwah’s much-discussed breakup with his baby mama, Ruth K. The split, which occurred just months after the birth of their son, had already sparked endless chatter on TikTok and Instagram, with many fans expressing disappointment since Ruth and Mulamwah were often seen as the “perfect couple.” From attending events hand in hand to throwing a lavish baby shower, their union had seemed picture-perfect until its sudden collapse.

Mulamwah’s love life has always been a magnet for drama. Before Ruth K, he was in a highly publicized relationship with Carol Sonnie, with whom he shares a daughter. Their breakup also played out publicly, complete with heated online exchanges that made headlines.

This latest saga has fans both confused and curious. Mulamwah has yet to clarify whether he and Emiliana are still an item, leaving the internet speculating wildly. Some fans even went as far as messaging Ruth K about the situation, to which she reportedly responded.

Adding fuel to the fire, Mulamwah posted a cryptic Instagram Story after scrubbing Emiliana’s photos, writing:
“Huyu atawasumbua until you learn to mind your own business.”

The ambiguity has left fans questioning whether the relationship is officially over or if the couple is simply keeping things private. For now, neither Mulamwah nor Emiliana has offered clarification, leaving many to wonder if this is the end of their romance — or just another twist in the comedian’s ever-dramatic love life.

Comedian and social media personality Mulamwah has left fans puzzled after admitting he’s “confused” by a recent social media interaction with his ex-partner, Carrol Muthoni.

In a post on Instagram on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, Mulamwah revealed that Muthoni had liked one of his Instagram reels. The seemingly minor activity sparked a wave of speculation among fans who are now wondering if there might be lingering feelings or if the interaction was purely casual.

A Complicated History

The revelation comes amid ongoing public interest in Mulamwah’s love life. He and Carrol Sonnie, with whom he shares a child, parted ways amicably. Following that breakup, Mulamwah began dating Ruth K, with whom he also has a son. That relationship, too, eventually ended, adding to the public’s fascination with his personal life.

The comedian’s latest confession highlights the complexity of navigating past relationships, parenthood, and public scrutiny. His interactions with his exes have always attracted attention, and this recent post has added another chapter to the ongoing public discussion about his romantic affairs.

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A New Chapter, Old Ties

Adding another layer to the speculation is Mulamwah’s rumored new partner, Emiliana. The two have been seen together in casual outings and social media posts, but neither has confirmed that they are officially dating.

Fans are now wondering if Emiliana could be the next chapter in the comedian’s personal life or simply a friend. This new development, combined with his recent interaction with an ex, continues to keep Mulamwah’s love life in the spotlight, making him one of Kenya’s most talked-about social media personalities.

Kenyan content creator and comedian David Oyando, popularly known as Mulamwah, has made a triumphant return to the spotlight by revealing his impressive earnings from Facebook’s monetization program. After a period of reduced activity that had fans speculating about his whereabouts, Mulamwah shared a screenshot of his earnings dashboard.

He disclosed that he earned over Ksh500,000 in just one month, despite not posting frequently. “Was not posting much but still made half a millie from FB last month—kuna story nitawapea siku moja about strategy & game theory… ujanja ni kukaa tu fala,” Mulamwah wrote.

The Strategy of Disappearing

Mulamwah went on to advise young people on his strategy for success: make money and then disappear from social media. He suggested that after accumulating a substantial amount, it is wise to “leave the forest before it’s dark,” meaning one should secure their future and not be constantly in the public eye.

“Young king/queen, the rule is simple: make cash… disappear. After getting enough fruit leave the forest before it’s dark,” he advised.

This latest revelation follows a similar post in July, where Mulamwah showed he had earned over $8,844.78 (Ksh1.1 million) from Facebook monetization. He posted a screenshot of his dashboard with the caption, “Facebook is finally paying. Ujanja ni kukaa mjinga. Facebook imechangamka.”

His impressive earnings are part of a broader trend of Kenyan entertainers successfully leveraging digital platforms to create significant and diversified revenue streams.