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Nadia Mukami Demands For Upkeep, Teases Husband to Pay Dowry

Kenyan musician Nadia Mukami, has made it clear that she looks to her baby daddy, Arrow Bwoy, for financial support. The mother of one, best known her most popular song Kai Wangu, also wants Arrow Bwoy to settle down dowry imposed on her, in order to rightfully claim the title of being Arrow Bwoy’s wife.

In an interview with bloggers at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) having returned from her trip to the US, she attributed her claims to the fact that Arrow Bwoy has been ghosting taking care of their son Kai for quite a number of months.

“I feel I need an allowance because he has been touring. He went to Australia when the baby was six weeks for two months. So he needs to pay me for all that work I’ve put in.”

She also added.

“He has not yet paid the dowry. So it would be very bad for my father and the elders if I claim a status as a wife. He (Arrow Bwoy) understands si ati ni kwa ubaya. He even knows I keep repeating this message.”

Trying to take her sentiments away from the foundations of being viewed personal, Nadia explained that her statements are purely grounded on reality asking that they shouldn’t be twisted to offend or insult anyone and specifically her husband.

“But it’s the truth. Even Arrow Bwoy knows, and he is not mad. Before I go and say anything on social media, I know my partner. There is nothing that he’s ever said about me that has ever upset me.”

Branislav Moses Opudo

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