“They don’t invest” – Jaguar slams Kenyan celebrities turning into beggars after going broke

Charles Njagua aka Jaguar has denounced the rise in instances of celebrities pleading with them after they fall from grace.

The popularly known as Njagua, a former Starehe lawmaker, claims he is sick of assisting celebrities.

He goes on to say that he won’t be using any of his hard-earned cash to support a famous person who loses everything.

“Artists need to have their shi* together. When they get a fortune they want to lead a posh life without entertaining the thoughts of tomorrow so they end up not investing,” explained the Kipepeo hitmaker.

Jaguar argues that many celebrities who have gone bankrupt are a result of bad choices they made during their fortune.

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They often flaunt their wealth on social media, highlighting the case of music producer Magix Enga, who used to flaunt his wealth and mock fans, but now has been begging fans for financial assistance since hitting rock bottom.

“The other day (Willy) Tuva asked me that we go and support Magix Enga and I told him straight away, I won’t be part of such a venture, And its because all I keep seeing is him lamenting of how he helped artists but they have now deserted him. It’s his problem, music was his business but he wasn’t smart enough to monetize it, instead, he was busy showing off on social media. He is his enemy I can only be interested in helping him when I am surely convinced that he is willing to change his ignorance and arrogant ways,” Jaguar says.

Jaguar also weighed on gifted singer Mwana Mteule who was recently admitted at Kenyatta Hospital over food poisoning and appealed to Kenyans to help raise his medical bill which stood at Sh450,000.

Comedian Eric Omondi did the crowdfunding and got Mwana Mteule discharged. Once discharged Mwana Mteule confessed to having lied that he had been poisoned and apologised.

“Look at Mwana Mteule this I guy I know so well because I have helped him before. I know his ways. So when I saw him claim he had been hospitalized I didn’t bother because I knew he was not sincere and I was right. I honestly fault those who chose to help him, they should have left him to learn his lesson.

The singer went on to state that a host of musicians also suffer from an entitlement mentality and that’s why he gave up on signing more artists to his music label Main Switch Production.

“That’s why I stopped signing artists. You sign them, and then someone wants to live at your house, and wants you to buy him or her clothing as if he or she is making music to benefit only you. Music is business but most of these artists don’t act as if they don’t know that. That’s why they end up begging.”