Fred Machokaa Urges Nick Odhiambo To Seek His Advice After He Wedded Beautiful Lover

• Nick Odhiambo and Annie Sumbeiywo married in a vibrant koito (traditional wedding) ceremony attended by hundreds of guests.
• The lovely couple dazzled in custom-made red attires designed by local fashion artists
• Veteran radio host Fred Obachi Machoka congratulated Nick and playfully advised him to seek fatherly wisdom

Veteran radio host Fred Obachi Machoka has congratulated Hot 96 presenter Nick Odhiambo on his recent achievement.

Nick and his lovely partner, Annie Sumbeiywo, celebrated their union in a vibrant koito (traditional wedding) ceremony.

How did Nick Odhiambo's wedding go?

Numerous guests attended the couple's extravagant wedding, enthusiastically sharing photos and videos of the event online.

Nick and Annie looked stunning in custom-made red attire by local designers.

Among the attendees was Lawyer Don Kipkorir, who revealed that Anne is his friend.

Nick Odhiambo gushes over wife

The 43-year-old journalist proudly posted a photo of his wife on Facebook, affectionately referring to her as “My queen aka Mrs. Odhiambo… Aka baby girl.”

The heartwarming post garnered congratulatory comments from fans.

Fred Machoka's message to Nick Odhiambo

Machoka also joined in the celebrations, offering fatherly advice to Nick:

“Congratulations, son! Now come behind the tent and learn a thing or two.”

Machoka lectures people who downplay marriage

Previously, Machoka urged young people who shun marriages to get partners or risk regretting in the future.

In a video he shared on his TikTok page, the veteran media personally shaded men and women who downplay marriage for selfish gains and told them they would not be young forever.

He, however, urged those who are yet to get partners to keep looking, as their situation was different from those who have no desire to get married.

"I am telling people to marry or get married if the time is right. If you are yet to find someone, it's understandable. But stop meandering. (Wacha kuranda randa). You're here saying you don't need a man, you cannot work, what can a man give me? Or you don't need a woman, women are disturbing men. Ujana ni moshi," he said.

Machoka also sang a TBT song about a woman going through hardships and not finding a suitor because she lived life thinking she was going to be young forever.