Caroline Mutoko and Nyambane were hosts on Kiss 100, which dominated the breakfast program for quite a while.
The comic remembered a time when they said something awful about Martha Karua that got them sued.
He described how his efforts to soothe Mutoko bore no effect, and they ended up paying her KSh 21 million.
Nyambane and Mutoko dominated Kiss 100’s breakfast program, addressing problems that put politicians on the spot.
In an interview with Chris the Bass, Nyambane stated that despite never saying anything negative about senior politician Martha Karua, he was named in the complaint.
“Caroline and I were on air one time, and I believe she was unhappy with Martha Karua. And whatever happened that morning, I never said anything that would incriminate me or lead me to the halls of justice. But Martha filed a lawsuit against us.
We paid her KSh 21 million. I never said anything against her. I never said anything that would be harmful to her, but my co-host was clearly offended.
She continued on and on, and I told Caroline that we needed to let it go, but she was distraught. There was the fact that I didn’t comprehend what was going on, and I was trying to urge Caroline to take it easy.
The next thing you know, you have a lawsuit against it, a judgment has been issued, and you have to pay KSh 21 million for it,” he added.
The well-known comedian said that his employer had to discover ways to deduct that money from their wages.
He also mentioned that now that he is in politics, he has met Karua, but they have never spoken again. “We were sued as individuals and not as a radio station.
It was required, but Caroline and I were on the docks, and I was wondering what I was doing here, but that is what it takes to take a chance on your spouse.
Martha and I chat about the country, and we work together when necessary, but we don’t discuss that case. “She might remember that there was a balance,” he said.
By tuko