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Former Nairobi Diaries actress Stacy Vugusta alias Pendo was on Friday arraigned in court over failure to pay Sh. 208,000 bill at the English Point Marina hotel.
Pendo was presented before Resident Magistrate David Odhiambo at the Shanzu court in Mombasa, where she was ordered to pay the amount in question before March 15, 2021 when her case will be heard next.
Following the ruling, the controversial actress was released on Sh100,000 bond or an alternative cash bail of Ksh. 35,000.
Reports indicate that Pendo had accumulated a total bill of Sh.330,000 but was only able to pay Sh. 145,000, promising to pay the remaining amount within 2 days, but unfortunately she was not able to.
According to the Hotel management, Pendo arrived at the facility in the company of an unidentified man, whom they spent a few days together before he abandoned her.
The act of Pendo failing to raise the remaining amount on her bill forced the hotel management to block her from leaving the premises.
Two weeks later, their efforts to have her raise the money had still proved futile and that’s when they decided to sort out the issue in court because her bill was still accumulating.
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Nairobi Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko’s daughter Saumu Mbuvi has penned down a hearty message to her two young daughters, stating that there’s more they can get in life, and not just attention from men.
In a post seen by Pulse Live, Ms Mbuvi promised to always love her daughters, reminding them that they were born queens, and that there is nothing they cannot achieve in this life.
Saumu went on to say that she will teach them the things she learnt when she was older and that she will not put her mistakes on them.
Saumu Mbuvi prayed for God’s protection and guidance on her two daughters, as they grow old.
“To my dear beautiful daughters
First I wanna thank you for giving my life a special purpose ..I love you two beyond measures. …I want you to know you were born queens , there is nothing in this life you can’t achieve as long as you stay focused …Always keep in mind there is more to life than just a male attention…I will always be here for you mostly to teach you the things I learnt late ..I will never write my mistakes on you but I will always want you to know that mummy’s love will always be here to guide you but for now you are mummy’s queen-lets … May the Good Lord protect you and guide you two and guide you for me.. I think it’s about time I take back my power. i was born a Queen and My Father is a KING PERIOD?❤️ @jaysbubble thank you there so much I learnt from you,” wrote Ms Saumu.
Veteran Journalist Lolani Kalu has clarified that he was not fired from Nation Media Group Station NTV but he retired.
In an interview with Radio Jambo’s Massawe Japanni, Kalu explained that contrary to the popularly narrative that he was sacked by his employer, he opted to hang his boots in the media industry three years ago, after working with NTV for 17 years. He added that he is still in good terms with the NTV Management.
“Masaibu huwapata waja, mimi nilipotoka nilistaafu vizuri, kwanza kuna watu wengine waliandika kuwa nilifutwa kazi, sikufutwa kazi miye, na kwamba sikupata pesa, nilipata na sikuwa na wasiwasi wowote miye.
“Mimi nilifanya kazi mpaka nikafika umri wa kustaafu, manake nilianza kuzungumza kwenye microphone nikiwa na miaka ishirini, na nilianza kazi pale VOK wakati huo haijawa KBC. Mimi sikuenda shule kusomea uwanahabari, maana mwenyezi mungu amanijaalia vipaji vingi sana… Nation Media Group nimefanya naona mika kumi na saba. Sisi ndio tulikuwa katika watu wa kwanza kuanzisha hicho kitu,mpaka majina ya vipindi vya mwanzo mwanzo,” said Lolani Kalu.
