Ako na Kiburi Mingi Sana ~ Nyako Opens Up On Why She Dislikes Azziad

German-based Kenyan content creator Nyako, who also proclaims herself as the President of TikTok, has called out Kenyan content creator and actress Azziad Nasenya, sharing the reasons why she dislikes her.

Speaking through one of her usual lives online in the TikTok app, Nyako said that she doesn’t like Azziad because of how much she prides herself on being an opportunist, and she isn’t there yet advising her to slow her pace.

Nyako, who said she often stalks Azziad’s lives to see the kind of person Azziad is, said she is greatly disappointed by the way Azziad is acting because she still has a long way to go, emphasizing that small worldly opportunities at a prime age don’t mean nothing.

“Azziad is a young lady who thinks she has made it, and according to me, she is not yet there.

Mimi huenda live yake chini ya maji. She thinks that she has made it; she is not yet there; she is nowhere near making it.” Nyako shared her thoughts on Azziad.

Nyako apparently is one who calls a spade a spade and never filters what she feels should go out to the public; she always proclaims it without shame. Recently, she was engaged in a heated online war with Akothee that ended up with her apologizing as well. This is not actually the first time Nyako is sharing her thoughts concerning people; she has also called out Pastor Robert Burale as a slayqueen.

For starters, Azziad Nasenya Wafula, who is not only a radio presenter at Soundcitykenya but also a Kenyan actress and content creator at just 23 years of age, has managed to do a lot in her prime and has worked with top government officials like cabinet secretary in charge of youth affairs Ababu Namwamba and even featured in a Kenyan show called Pink Ladies, amongst other big brands that are paying her well. According to Nyako, all this doesn’t make sense and makes Azziad an opportunist.

Azziad, who joined TikTok back in the year 2019, did a TikTok video challenge dancing to Femi One and Mejja’s hit song titled ‘Utawezana’ that went viral because of how she was moving her body steadily to the rhythms of the song. This accelerated her growth in social media, speaking of which, at the moment she has 2.1 million followers on Instagram and TikTok leads with 2.9 million followers.

Her success resulted in so much cyberbullying that she almost succumbed to depression, thanks to her friends, management, and family that stood by her side the entire time. She is also a global ambassador for Save Our Future, a global movement of diverse voices uniting to amplify the voices of children and young people as they deliver a simple yet powerful message. She also recently hosted an event in Rwanda that has been the talk of the town and appreciated by many creatives in the country and worldwide.