KRG the Don to protesters: If you can't afford ugali eat chips

By Robert Mutasi

The self-described billionaire mega-millionaire KRG the Don has delivered a funny message to those who are taking to the streets to take part in the Azimio protest which is expected to last for three days.

In an interview with SPM Buzz,  KRG urged those participating in the protests due to rising cost of living and the inflation of essential goods to stop doing so.

KRG said that many are protesting under the pretext of rising prices of ugali flour, telling them that it is not necessary for one to eat ugali and instead of protesting, it is better to eat other foods and stop bothering others who do not want to protest.

"Emotions are not cheap, but you don't want to be a cheap one. If you see maize flour is expensive, eat chips, stop scaring this world. Looking for something else, there are plenty of foods. Increase the mind. If you use too much emotion you will hurt the soul," he said.

KRG said that even with medication he would not participate in a protest for what he said to be property damage.

"As an artist, I will be standing in a place I look at just because I don't want to protest because it is causing property damage, people's businesses will also not open, there are some people who will also be hungry...how many people do you think will go hungry? I'd rather work to eat than to be hungry when I don't have to worry. If life is up, let's get a lot of money," KRG said.

KRG as a businessman said he is being hit hard every day when protests take place, saying that he loses a lot by closing many of his businesses.

"I'm losing so much money because every day of protest means I close all my businesses," said KRG.