Bradley Marongo Advises Isaac Otesa To Be Patient, Avoid Chasing Money: "Uceleb Sio Kuomoka Once"

• Internet sensation Bradley Marongo, alias Mtall, advised Bungoma's Isaac Otesa about the realities of fame
• Otesa, who is also known as Bungoma Goliath, visited Nairobi, hoping for instant wealth, but left disappointed
• Marongo recalled rejecting an invitation from Manzi wa Kibera, who later hosted Otesa in Nairobi

Internet sensation Bradley Marongo has shared some advice for his lookalike from Bungoma, Isaac Otesa, who had hoped to capitalise on their resemblance to improve his life.

Otesa, who took a break from his job as a boda boda rider in Bungoma, came to Nairobi with the hopes of meeting Marongo and receiving the same opportunities and attention that Marongo did.

What did Bradley Marongo say about Manzi wa Kibera?

Unfortunately, his short stay in Nairobi, where socialite Manzi wa Kibera hosted him, did not bring the life-changing results he had anticipated.

During an interview on Radio Jambo, Marongo reflected on the situation, recalling how Manzi wa Kibera had previously expressed interest in hosting him, but he declined the offer.

Instead, she ended up helping Otesa come to Nairobi. However, despite the trip, Otesa returned to Bungoma without any major improvements to his situation.

Bradley Marongo's advice to Isaac Otesa

Marongo used this opportunity to give Otesa some important advice, stressing that fame does not guarantee instant wealth or success.

"Some people were linking me to Isaac from Bungoma, claiming he is my brother. He is not my brother. My brother is called Chris. Isaac came to Nairobi and went to Manzi wa Kibera. You know, Manzi wa Kibera wanted me to visit her place, but I refused. She helped Isaac come to Nairobi, but he went back to Bungoma empty-handed. Isaac thought coming to Nairobi would make him rich. Celebrity status doesn't bring instant wealth. It's a slow process. Let those tall men who are now coming out just come out," Marongo said.

How did Wilbroda advise Bradley Marongo?

In a separate article, radio host Wilbroda Nyaminde advised Bradley to stay grounded amidst his growing fame.

Wilbroda warned the internet sensation that fame on the internet is fleeting and reminded him he's not yet a celebrity.

The presenter urged Marongo to mend ties with his mother, whom he has reportedly distanced himself from since gaining popularity.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke