• The former Tahidi High actor is asking Kenyans of goodwill to help again.
• KOT have reacted to his appeal.
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Joseph Kinuthia alias Omosh is a troubled man.
The actor-cum-content creator has once again appealed to Kenyans to come to his aid.
The former Tahidi High actor is appealing for work and financial help.
'Richest' female singer Akothee is worried about his fate and wants a lasting solution.
Using her Instagram page, she penned a message asking Kenyans to provide solutions.
"Omosh! pole kwa yote unayopitia, hauko peke yako ndugu yangu. 80% of Kenyans are going through worse situations that they don't even know including mental illness. Omosh do you know 70% of Kenyans can survive on their monthly salaries? People are just putting their heads on top of the water wasizame?"
The mother of five also asked not to be blasted for weighing in on his situation, adding:
"At least you you know you are depressed. Omosh what is depressing you so we start by addressing it? Unaona ni vipi tunaweza kukusaidia? Ni wewe utuambie hii story yako tumalize tuendele na maisha ingine. Guys what's Omosh problem? I come in peace."
Omosh's plea to Kenyans of goodwill to help has elicited mixed reactions. Some have told him to take up any job and stop waiting for help all the time.
Tituski Kumbi: "Aweke uceleb kando.afanye kazi kama wengine bana.kulialia haitasaidia."
Milcah dee: "What I want to know still anaishi kwa ile nyumba alijengewa???Second do you know Omosh akilewa ndio Anasema akona depression .3rd Omosh hakuna stresss ako nayo juu obvious by the look of things Omosh ni wale wanaume ulishwa na ma bibi zao…..am not judging Omosh but Huyu msee akikosa pesa ya pombe ndio Anasema ako depressed so Omosh itabidi umejituma."
Eunice Shilewa: "Omosh amezoea akilii mnasemaa atoea Paybill..this time ni Mimi nisaidiwea."
Omosh 's dire situation was first highlighted during the Covid-19 outbreak where he revealed he was jobless.
"All this time I have been jobless without any source of income. I had tried other gigs but they did not materialize. It has been a tough journey, especially now with the pandemic," said Omosh.
The father of three admitted he used to earn about Sh18,000 per episode on Tahidi High, but was facing a Sh100,000 rent arrears and staring at eviction.
"I cannot provide for my children - they are now wondering what I have become… It's true that I have a family; I am sure my sister and friends have seen or heard all this, but I don't want to be a bother to anyone because they also have their own issues," he added.
Let's hope that the famous actor can get out of the valley he is in, permanently.
