Mulamwah attributes his excellent money-saving abilities to his desire for nothing to be lacking.
Mulamwah admitted to having between Sh500,000 and Sh1 million on his phone.
The comedian was speaking to SPM Buzz on the contentious 15% withholding tax proposed in the financial bill.
“Kukuwe na enough description ya content creators. Who is a content creator, because saa hizi is very vague. Tuseme mtu akona ng’ombe nyumbani, umeamua kuchukua camera, urecord ng’ombe zako uweke youtube, sasa unataxiwa? ”
He has been showing off things like the house he is currently building in his hometown. The lavish mansion is yet to be completed.
Mulamwah said; “Watu wengi wamejaa DM ati huyo jamaa ako na pesa. Hakuna pesa. Mulamwah ni kijana tuu wa kujipanga.”
He continued to say; “Mi sina doh by the way, I am among the artistes who earn the least in Kenya. Ni vile tuu najua kujipanga, that’s why mimi hutanikosa na elfu mia tano kwa simu, mita sometimes, niko tuu nayo.
Yaani sitakangi kukosa kitu. Nataka kama nataka kuenda Mombasa kesho mi niende tuu. Kama nataka longi, si ati nasave nanunua tuu. If I want a car tomorrow, I have to just go and get it. That’s the life I want,”.
The comedian has often been labelled as frugal and he has defended his money spending habits saying he prefers to think about the future rather than splurging.
He urges people to learn how to save and manage their finances to avoid brokenness, and above all to price humility.
“Mimi ni msee wa kujipanga, mtu asifikirie nina doh mingi tunapata, hakuna, si nyi mnakuanga online? Tunapost labda once a week, doh inatoka wapi? Youtube nilitumia two years ago, doh inatoka wapi? So nikujipanga na ile kidogo unapata. Watu wanafikiri una pesa, kumbe hauna.”
He is single and wants to remain that way.
“For now siko ready kwa wanawake aina yeyote, sidai maze saa hii wacha float ipack juu tuliachwa hatuna pesa wacha tufanye correction alafu ndio turudi kwa hio kiwanja” he continued.
