Comedian and Radio host Mulamwah has successfully relocated from his KSh 9000 house and documented the moving process in a video.

The content creator posted a video on his TikTok page, capturing the moment as he bid farewell to the neighborhood, with his belongings loaded onto a sizable white truck.


Inside Mulamwah's new 3-bedroom home

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At a certain moment, a young man approached him, offering a fist bump and expressing confidence that Mulamwah would also move out of the ghetto one day.


While driving away, Mulamwah reflected on the places in the ghetto where he used to buy groceries and have lunch, discussing the challenges associated with living in that area.

"Here, if you do not work hard, you cannot leave the ghetto," he said.

Subsequently, they entered a secured apartment complex featuring a well-maintained compound and abundant parking space, prompting Mulamwah to express admiration for the beauty of the place.

Inside the apartment, he showcased the surroundings, revealing the lush green environment in close proximity to their living spaces.


While captioning the video, Mulamwah said:

"Finally. God is great, young man has left the ghetto. I will miss my KSh 9000 bedsitter that welcomed me to the city. The friends in the estate, I know we will meet. There were lots of ups and downs, but it really helped me save cash and appreciate life better. Always appreciate and thank God for the little steps."

He also confirmed that the mansion he is building is almost done and updated fans that he was moving into a three-bedroom house. "Let Kalamwah enjoy a little. Move with your pace, and ladies, give your men time," he added.

Here are some of the comments from social media users:

@brendajoseph said: "Mwanaume akikupenda amekupenda. This guy is really in love with Ruth K."

@Jesus'lover said: "Hakuna tie Ruth K alikupea. Wewe uliamua tu kuelevate by choice. So Keilah ndiye alikuwa anafaa kukaa ghetto? Just elevate without blaming."

@Doro salon said: "It's not about Ruth or Carol, it is about time. Money came at this particular time when he had Ruth and he could not have moved from the ghetto then."

@Homekid said: "If a man wants to, he will."