Renowned Kenyan musician Stivo Simple Boy has denied claims that his manager, Mochabe, was planning to end their professional relationship. The speculation arose after media personality Oga Obinna revealed that Mochabe had expressed concerns about continuing to work with the artist.
Claims of a Professional Rift
Obinna, through his online platform, stated that Mochabe had reached out to him intending to discuss issues he faced while managing Stivo Simple Boy. According to Obinna, Mochabe allegedly expressed a desire to leave due to unresolved challenges. However, he later failed to appear for the scheduled discussion, citing a personal family matter.
Stivo Simple Boy Dismisses the Allegations
When reached for comment, Stivo Simple Boy refuted the claims, labeling them as exaggerated. The singer assured that there were no disputes between him and Mochabe, maintaining that their working relationship remained intact.
Mochabe Clarifies His Position
Despite Stivo’s reassurances, Mochabe admitted that there had been challenges that made him consider stepping away. He pointed out difficulties linked to external influences affecting Stivo’s career, particularly from individuals within the musician’s close circle. Mochabe also highlighted financial mismanagement and a lack of stability as significant concerns, revealing that at one point, Stivo had no permanent residence due to certain family decisions.
Plans for the Future
Mochabe emphasized that his primary goal is to ensure financial sustainability for Stivo Simple Boy. He shared his intention to implement strategies that would help the musician grow financially and secure his future through investments. Additionally, he expressed a commitment to guiding Stivo towards long-term success despite previous obstacles.
While initial reports suggested a rift between the artist and his manager, both parties have clarified that they continue to work together. Mochabe remains focused on professionalizing Stivo’s career, and the singer remains optimistic about their partnership moving forward.