Kenyan former politician contestant CassyPool Capon has bashed out Kenyan celebrities who failed to follow Eddie Butita’s Nurse Toto Dress Code.

Angry CassyPool criticized celebrities for failing to follow the dress code that was themed a shade of blue; quite a handful of them turned out wearing casually and not following the directions that had been laid down except for the cast and Butita.

Angered, CassyPool pointed out that it was the same reason that made him change his outfit upon realizing that the majority were not following the dress code that was supposed to be adhered to, and because he felt he would want to be the odd one out, he decided to also dress casually.

“Wasanii Wa Kenya walimuangusha ukiona ma actress walikua wamepiga pamba ya kimataifa na ndugu yangu Butita. Mimi nilikuja pale na masuit na tuxedo nikasema mbona nivae.

Wasanii wanakuja tuh wamevaa vitu za kawaida wale wasanii hawajui kuvaa ndugu yangu.” An angry Cassypool criticized the celebrities.

He went on to insist that it is high time that Kenyans, especially celebrities, learn to follow directions that have been laid down by the event organizer, and as much as they want to support them by showing up, so should they also follow the dress code game because the event organizers normally spend a fortune to organize an event, and the last thing they would want is people not adhering to the directions laid down.

“Inataka tukue serious na industry tena… Wasanii wanafaa kuwajibika kujua ya kwamba wanapoenda kwenye maswala ya red carpet wanavaa kama watu wa red carpet. Mnavaa aje Kimalamala. Kuweni na heshima ndugu zanguni.” CassyPool addressed the celebrities bitterly.

He, however, acknowledged Butita for letting him grace his event and give opportunities to many to show their worth, as well as for releasing a good Kenyan series.