From homeless to owning mansion! MCA Tricky shows off his multi-million mansion in Machakos
Comedian and Radio host Francis Munyao also known as MCA Tricky has unveiled his own house that is almost complete.
Taking to his Instagram account, the funny man posted photos with a caption saying:
“Somebody tell BILLGATES , my house needs updated WINDOWS !!😂😂😂😂😂”
The comedian revealed this through his social media as he posted photos of the ground work where he was accompanied by a priest to bless the foundation.
The post read, “The beginning of greatness ! Hustlers getting employment for the next good months 💪🏾 ! Machakos is Home! Oh God help me”
The step of him to build a house is a big one considering that he was once homeless and living on the streets
The comedian received congratulations messages from his fellow comedians as well as the fans for taking the step. Among those who congratulated the comedian were Milly Chebby, YY, Kioko and Mulamwah.
MCA Tricky joins other artists like Khaligraph Jones Mulamwah and Dorea Chege who are also in the process of building their homes.
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The comedian shot to fame in 2016 after he auditioned for the Churchill show and won the. He hit the stage in what later became his signature look – a baggy grey coat, a red shirt, and three-quarter navy blue trousers.
His character was centered on depicting the lives and tales of the street youths in Nairobi. He gave his experience a comedic twist in order to entertain and educate his audience on what it’s like to be out on the streets.
Many fans of the show, made Tricky a favorite. Tricky prides himself on being a street kid, and his accent only helps him out.
Tricky says his role impacted people’s perspectives of street kids because he utilizes that character to get people to stop overlooking the less fortunate. When people see him, he claims, they treat chokoras as if they were human beings. He emphasizes the fact that no one chooses to be a chokora, rather, life is just a little unfortunate for some.
Tricky dropped out of school at the age of 12 and moved to Nairobi with a group of friends. He subsequently began hustling in the city, where he struggled to get enough money to eat, let alone buy clothing and shelter.
Tricky was essentially homeless and would spend his evenings at the homes of kind strangers. However, as the good samaritans grew tired of him, he was forced to live on the streets in Saika Estate on Kangundo Road.
He became accustomed to life living on the streets, which included smoking cigarettes and bhang, as well as sniffing glue. To make a living, he also engaged in illegal activities such as pickpocketing and selling scrap metal.
He eventually acquired a mkokoteni, which he used to transport vegetables and other goods from the Gikomba market to various locations throughout the CBD. He spent nearly three years on the streets before finding greener pastures.
