Flamboyant Kenya musician KRG has stood still on his position on the controversial Finance Bill 2024.

In a phone interview with Milele FM’s Ankali Ray, KRG affirmed his decision to support the Bill without fear of losing his social media accounts.

“Msaliti nani? Kila mtu ana maisha yake, sijawai kuona mtu yeyote akinisaidia kitu yoyote hii Nairobi napambana na maisha yangu pekeangu.” KRG responded.

When threatened that people will not vote him as he aspires to become an MP, the musician relentlessly believes that people will change their minds come 2027.

“Nitakua mheshimiwa tu kwa sababu hata wale ambao wame vote ‘Yes’ wanataka kua waheshimiwa pia hao. Kwa hivyo hio siku ikifika mwenye atapiga kura atakua ameona manufaa ya hio bill, ata change stand yake. Kwa sahi kwa sababu watu wako na pressure wanataka kutolea wale wengine pressure ndio kwa maana wana behave vile wanataka ku behave,” the artist said.

However, the trained deejay revealed making his life decision on his own. He confirmed not being swayed by influence or persuasion.

“Mimi kwa maisha yangu na make decision zangu mwenyewe. My mother doesn’t support the finance bill, my brothers don’t support, my wife also doesn’t support, but I support. Kila mtu ako na haki yake kwa inchi hii,” he revealed.

Commenting on the move by Andrew Kibe changing his standing to oppose the Finance Bill, KRG said he (Kibe) has a right to do so.

“Huyo ni Kibe, huyo sio mwanaume, huyo ni kijana mzee. Nataka mnielewe vyema kabisa, niko gangari nyuma ya rais. Nasimama nyuma ya rais na finance bill ipite! Mimi siogopi fan wangu anafaa aniheshimu,” KRG added.

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