Popular content creator Kabi WaJesus recently spoke out about the ongoing criticism he has faced from haters who refuse to believe that he owns an Audi, a car he purchased in 2020.
During a recent interview with Amina Abdi on The Trend, the father of three revealed that people have consistently taken issue with him ever since he acquired the luxury vehicle.
“They were like, ‘This can’t be yours, return it to the showroom.’ Then we went ahead and bought land to build on, and suddenly the criticism escalated. It’s like people who once praised us are now calling for our crucifixion,” he shared candidly.
Kabi expressed his desire not to depend on anyone for his energy and motivation, highlighting the fact that haters have even resorted to targeting his extended family and friends in their online attacks.
The content creator from Kayole emphasized that his background should not determine his ability to afford a decent car.
He urged his fans not to be swayed by social media trolls, reminding them that God can transform their lives, regardless of their past circumstances.
“Do not be deceived by these social media trolls who write about us not being able to own a car. It’s unfortunate that just because I am from Kayole, some people believe it has to be a car hire.
Let me make something clear: God does not look at where you’re from; it’s about His purpose for your life. You might not have the best background story, but God has a beautiful story for your future,” he asserted.
In a separate development, on June 22, Kabi and his wife Milly Wa Jesus made a public announcement stating their intention to take legal action against individuals who tarnish their brand.
In a viral video, Kabi addressed the issue directly and expressed his determination to pursue legal measures against a YouTuber who made defamatory claims about Milly’s mother allegedly engaging in witchcraft against him.
