Larry Madowo Reacts to Questions About Paying Rent for House He Doesn't Live In: "Naishi Kama Paka"

 

CNN International correspondent Larry Madowo

CNN International correspondent Larry Madowo is one of the few individuals who make weekly flight trips. Larry Madowo responds to fan's question about where he pays rent. In a previous article, Madowo shared his itinerary in a time-compressed video that captured moments during his travels. The journalist boasted of having visited five developed countries while on assignment in a month. Where does Larry Madowo pay rent?

 This has been his norm, and one person asked him on social media where he stays after being baffled by Madowo's complicated lifestyle.  The question came when Madowo posted that he was in Singapore. "Where do you pay your rent?" the netizens asked the journalist. The media personality responded to the question in a light-hearted manner, saying: "I stay like a cat. I am being fed. Almost being rained on," he responded. (Sic). 

Here are some responses from netizens: misskimetu: "Come back deadly deadly." brixton_big: "But like, seriously, guys. Where does Madowo live? Every week, he is in another country." shayne_meg_: "If you don’t get it, forget about it." japlinkhomes: "Global citizens don't pay rent 😂they explore the world 🌍... Short-stay rentals fix all issues." abdul_bin_ahmed_: "This bro just enjoying life." auntyominde: "Ungesema unaishi kama ndege ata kwa miti unaweza lala to." 

Why did Nelson Havi offer cows to Larry Madowo? Previously, Nelson Havi encouraged Larry Madowo to marry a young Kenyan lady who had pleaded with them for marriage.  The journalist had received a bold marriage proposal from a 24-year-old admirer. The young woman, identified as Bonareri, sent Madowo an email with the subject line "request to get married." She expressed her desire to marry the journalist without delay and promised explanations afterwards. Her message caught the attention of Madowo, who shared a screenshot on X. Havi reacted to the post, urging Madowo to marry the lady and even offered him 10 cows for dowry. 

by  Brian Ajon