Oga Obinna- Building a home in the village is a waste of money

 

Comedian Oga Obinna now says  he doesn't find building a house in the village a good investment.

This was after he was asked what he thought of Mulamwah's achievement of building a house and if he had learned a thing or two from him.

The comedian said that he was the first comedian in Kenya to build a house for his parents and also himself in their ancestral home.

He doesn't find it a big deal that Mulamwah built a house.

"Nilijenga home kitambo,I think I am among the first comedians to build a house, I built my parents a house, I built myself a house in the village a long time but most of the time building a house in the village is a wrong investment."

When asked why he thinks building a house in Ushago is a waste of investments the comedian sarcastically had this to say.

"Building a house in Ushago is a waste of investment since you are never there, you build this house put 5-10 million in a house you will never live in."

The comedian then added that despite building his house in the village he has never stayed in it, whenever he visits Kisumu he stays in a hotel and not the house.

"I go to ushago very rarely and if I go ntakuwa  Kisumu, stay in a hotel in Kisumu, I'll pass by nyumbani see kama compound imefwekwa blablahblah then stay there for two nights kisha naenda shughuli zangu."

Oga Obinna added that the longest he has stayed in Ushago with his kids is a week since most of his businesses are in Nairobi and he needs to come back to duty calls.

He sarcastically said that the main reason people build houses in the village is to give their parents bragging rights.

He later added that unless you have excess money, you shouldn't build a house in the village, one should build a house in a place they can live for example in Ruiru, Syokimau, Kitengela, Limuru and Kikuyu.

The comedian finished his interview by saying he already knows what he wants, the place he wants to live in, the car he wants to drive and even his next vacation.   BY CAPITAL NEWS