Azziad Nasenya Finally Speaks on Funding Lifestyle with Loans: Kenyans React

Published By The Statesman For The Statesman Digital
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TikToker and radio presenter Azziad Nasenya has denied allegations that she borrowed money to sustain her lifestyle.

The media personality insists that her success is a result of hard work and consistency, not financial shortcuts.

In a video shared via Sound City, where she works as a radio presenter, Azziad addressed the claims and stressed that her work speaks for itself, dismissing the claims as mere gossip.

She went on to question why society often doubts young women's success. She then urged her fans to stay true to themselves and not be affected by public scrutiny.

"Your truth is not up for debate. Your work will always outlive the gossip."

Kenyans React to Azziad’s Statement

Following her response, Kenyans took to social media to share their opinions. While some supported her, others remained skeptical:

Mical Owiti: "Just deal with it and move on. We have bigger problems than yours."

Steve Okuku Rudy: "May she come out of her current situation."

Kimson Chinedu Simon: "Shida sio kukopa, shida ni kukopa marafiki." (The problem isn’t borrowing, it’s borrowing from friends.)

Kazy Kazy: "This girl has accomplished a lot at her age. Let her be. Some of you are still making mistakes in your 50s."

Kezia Melba: "Ungenyamaza tu." (You should have just stayed silent.)

Joy Pinchez: "May God see you through. Whether it was for looks or whatever, at least you didn’t sleep with anyone for the money—it was a loan."

Otile Black: "Hizi story Azi Add up." (These stories don’t add up.)

Reka M Gimbi: "Your life, your choice."

Stella Njoki: "Kila mtu ako na deni banaa… shida ni marafiki waliamua kukusema." (Everyone has debts, but the problem is that your friends exposed you.)

Hadassah Lewin: "Watu wenye madeni huwa wakali, you can't handle them." (People with debts are always defensive, you can’t argue with them.)

MC Barazah Ke: "She is the only beautiful woman from Luhya land we have currently. Luhya men, let’s help our sister settle her debt!"

Olale Carolina: "Sasa hii loan ni ya looks tu eeehh... warembo kweli eeehh?" (So the loan was just for appearances? Beautiful ladies, huh?)

Kamteule Jesus: "Fake is expensive."

Marlow Antoinette: "May God come through for her."

Rose Rotich: "Lipa deni wewe." (Pay your debt.)

Kilonzi Musyoki: "Usijali… you will get through this. You are beautiful."

Bella Clare: "I thought the debts were paid by a good Samaritan?"

Mosee Despecialboi: "Si kila mtu ako na madeni? Ata gava inazo." (Doesn’t everyone have debts? Even the government does!)

Mwaura G Naomi: "Is she guilty, or is it just sinking in?"

Mcjulie Davido: "Hii madeni imekufanya ujue nani rafiki wa kweli… sindio?" (This debt situation has shown you who your true friends are, right?)

Fatima Atieno: "She shouldn’t even explain herself."

Margaret Wangari: "Do what makes you happy. The rest is history."

Victor Ma-c'zar: "Hakuna mtu hana deni… relax." (No one is debt-free… relax.)

Ummy Maloba: "No problem, my dear. Everyone has debts… even Kenya itself."

Chelaa Chep Loureen: "Ukisota, kubali… it was expected." (If you go broke, just accept it… it was bound to happen.)

Tiktoker Mary Musyoka

Azziad Accused by TikToker Mary Musyoka

Azziad’s name was first dragged into controversy by TikToker Mary Musyoka, who claimed that the radio host owed her approximately KSh 300,000.

Hours later, Mary alleged that the debt had been settled.

Azziad’s boyfriend, Adrian Morgan, later took to his social media pages to defend her, stating that she would share her side of the story when the time was right.

"Please avoid making comments on things you do not know about. She has a lot of things to say. You will be embarrassed when she tells her truth. We tried our best to help her through this situation."

Adrian further explained that, while he knew what had transpired, he could not divulge the details.

He also criticized online bullying, warning that those spreading false narratives might regret their actions.