Kenyan Content creator Mulamwah has dismissed speculations of being amongst the richest Kenyan content creators.

Speaking through a video he shared online, Mulamwah said that the money that he was flaunting online was all fake and if at all there was some that was real then it was less than 2,000Ksh.

“Kama mimi hiyo ilikua photocopy haikua dooh, dooh hapo ni kama tuh thao mbili.”

He went on expressing his disappointment on the government saying that they are being unfair by taxing the content creators that much that they don’t make.

He asked the Government to rather help them in creating more avenues that they will use to generate income so that they can be in a position to pay tax without hesitation and even monetize social media apps: Including Instagram and Facebook.

This comes after the Government announced that they will be deducting artists and content creators 15% from their total income.

Langa’ta Mp Phelix Odiwour had done a video summoning content creators to sit and agree on a common figure that they can pay following the way they were flaunting their expensive lifestyle online saying that it will be hard for him to defend them, because they had already exposed them.