Popular Kikuyu singer going by the name Samuel Muchoki, aka Samidoh on a hot frying pan after pinning a relationship motivational quote earlier today.
The singer, who has lately been making headlines over relationship saga shared pictures of his Ruiru nightclub concert performance and captioned them with a long quote.
The father of the five wrote:
“Nobody sees the stars during the day, but in the night, they are visible. God knows how to hide you till it’s your time to shine. Your invisibility doesn’t mean you are not existing. It only means it’s not your time yet.”
He again added:
“Wait patiently, God’s timing is always perfect. Every king was once a crying baby and every building was once a picture. The person you admire so much was once a nobody. The most anointed man you see was once a church member. The person you attended his or her wedding was once a chief bachelor or spinster.”
However, fans have thrown multiple stones dusting his quote. Majority demanded him to first settle the issue between his wife Edday Nderitu and his baby mama Karen Nyamu.
The following are a few selected comments from his fans.
kananajoymurithi: What is remaining please respect Eddy your wife for our sake. You have put that woman in so much pain
cdaraja: Maquote mingi hazisaidii ….Make peace with your family..Avoid hizi madrama nkt.Talk to your second wife akue na adabu!!!
cass_lady: Twambie uko side gani mkuuu. K or E tunangoja u address the nation .
mumbe630: Wewe Malaya sugu hesimu edith: tumekungoja sana tangu juzi
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