Stivo Simple Boy Says He Sees Vera Sidika As His Sister, Can't Date Her: "AliniDM Na Sikumjibu"

• Stivo Simple Boy said Vera Sidika and Brown Mauzo's announced breakup was a calculated business move rather than a genuine split
• According to the artiste, the celebrity couple uses breakup news to gain publicity and promote their businesses
• Asked if he would shoot his shot at the mother of two, Stivo clarified that he views Vera as a sister and not a romantic partner

Singer Stivo Simple Boy has reacted to the recent breakup announcement of celebrity couple Vera Sidika and Brown Mauzo.

In an interview with Moradio FM, Stivo argued that the highly publicised breakup between the couple was not genuine.

According to him, the separation was a calculated move for business promotion.

The Freshi Barida singer said;

"People should know, and I would like to disclose that there are some gimmicks for business. In this breakup story, I can say it's all about business. They are still together and I am sure about it."

Would Stivo be interested in Vera?

The musician said he views Vera as a sister and not a potential romantic partner.

He shared that the socialite had reached out to him for a business collaboration in the past, but he did not respond.

"Vera is my sister. There was a time she inboxed me, but I didn't respond to her. She wanted us to meet and see if we could do business," Stivo added.

Stivo claims Tanzanian women are on his DM

A few days ago, Stivo warned Tanzanian rappers to withdraw from the Hip Hop battle between them and Kenyan artistes because they are still developing.

The singer claimed he and Khaligraph Jones were the kings in the rap industry.

Speaking to YouTuber Vincent Mboya, the singer said he would go to Tanzania to deal with the rappers.

"Khaligraph and I are the kings of hip hop. So I am asking people to let their kids come to us because we are the kings of lyrics. Tanzanian hip hop rappers are still young. I will go to Tanzania and deal with those rappers. They are not our equal. We are above them," Stivo said.

Stivo hilariously said that Tanzanian women were flocking to his inbox, begging him to marry one of them.

"Tanzanian women are in my DM. They are begging me to marry from their country," Stivo said.