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“Give me Sh5m or I destroy you” – How Edgar Obare unsuccessfully tried to blackmail Jalango

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By Nyakundi C.

It has been revealed that the wash wash story published by Edgar Obare was a cooked story that was meant to blackmail Jalango, Betty Kyallo and others mentioned. Edgar demanded Ksh5 million from Jalango and Betty Kyalo but the two media gurus declined.

It has been revealed that Edgar gave Jalango and Betty 24 hours to deliver Ksh10 million failure to which he would implicate them in an fake scandal. We are compiling all evidences and shall in due time, publish them. However, there are those who have indicated that Edgar was sponsored by Jalango’s political rivals who are eying the same seat as him.

Our investigator who eavesdropped Edgar’s conversation with his cousin overheard him brag on how he has been trying to blackmail Jalango but the flamboyant veteran comedian declined.

“I have tried to threaten him (Jalango) but he doesn’t seem to fear. I thought nitamkamata Makende by threatening him with the wash wash story because he would want to defend his ambition for Langata MP, but Mshenzi akakataa. He said if he gives me the money, I will still come again and again with the same story to try and extort him”

Our efforts to get Jalango’s opinion were unsuccessful as he declined to comment on the same. He told us that he is focused on getting to parliament and help the people of Langata. He said anyone can do whatever pleases them but he will not be distructed by sideshows by lazy idle characters who have nothing useful to do with their lives.  

Sources say since Jalas declared his interest in the Langata seat, he has attracted a lot of enemies including members of parliament.

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  1. Edgar is one big M***F***** surviving on extortion as usual.
    At the same time Jalang’o is to blame.
    Kama umeangukia pesa nyingi, why show off? U attract many bad animals like this hyena Obare.
    Yes, we have ‘wealthy’ pple like Akothee, Sidika etc . Hatujui kama ni wash-wash ,most probably it is but it is none of our business, ama namna gani?

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  2. Wahenga walisema “masikini akipata matako hulia pata”
    Some displays are compensatory behaviour epitomising poverty hang ups in the mind.
    Look at the backgrounds of these people flaunting money or “wealth”, it’s like they are in shock about their new stations in London Fe after suffering low self-esteem in their background lives.

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