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Mulamwah speaks after netizens gang up on him, get his Twitter account suspended

Comedian Mulamwah. (Courtesy)

Kenyan comedian David Oyando alias Mulamwah has spoken after a section of his online fans ganged up against him and reported his Twitter account that consequently got it suspended. Venting on his Instagram page, the Kenyan Cane brand ambassador revealed that he does not have access to his account after other social media users reported it for unusual activity. Mulamwah said the incident prevented him from posting his client's work, thus not meeting their needs.

Lamenting over his 270,000 followers, Mulamwah warned netizens against using their own selfish needs to bring other people's hard earned work down.

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