• Philanthropist Karangu Muraya was in the eye of the storm after his brother Samuel Karuga complained on social media that he had never helped him.
• According to Karangu, some of his enemies had paid money to people to tarnish his name but never succeeded, and this time they allegedly paid Karungo KSh8,000.
• After some soul searching, Karangu decided to forgive his brother and promised that Karuga would have a business by the end of the week.

Nairobi: Musician and philanthropist Karangu Muraya forgave his brother after the latter allegedly accepted payment to say that the celebrity never helped him.

Why was Karuga angry with Karangu?

Samuel Karuga took TikTok and alleged that his brother, known for helping many people, never helped him and his family of seven (wife and six children).

Karangu confronted his brother over the sad claims during an emotional session on TikTok Live with other participants.

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“Why are we fighting? Answer me! Why say I hate you? I hate you so much that I love who? I don’t like joining these TikTok lives, but I came to tell you that your problems can’t be put aside. end this way,” fumed Karangu.

“You know your problems, and when everyone abandons you, just know that I will never stop being your brother. Stop this mushene and smearing other people’s names. Do you hear me Karuga!” he added.

How did Karuga respond on TikTok?

The philanthropist’s brother responded to Karangu on TikTok and accused his older brother of ignoring his calls.

“Actually, it’s not my problem; you told me to leave your house. I call you and you don’t choose,” he said.

Why did Karangu forgive Karuga?

On November 17, Karangu seemed to have a change of heart after some introspection and realizing that they were siblings no matter what.

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“At the end of the day, this young man is my brother. The same person who sent him KSh8,000 to tarnish my name tried many times with different people but it was not successful,” Muraya claimed.

“My brother Samuel, I have forgiven you; I have tried to start a business for you more than three times and before this week is over, I will again make sure that you have something that you will do for a living ,” he added.

Muraya also claimed that he gave away his house to Karuga four years ago and had not visited the area since to see how it was, simply because he trusted his brother.

“Finally, remember that I am just your brother; before they make you hate me, just remember that I will remain your brother. I love you Samuel Karuga Muraya,” he said .

Kenyans react to this story:

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Phyllis Nduta Soteria

“But he’s an adult. He should live his life and not owe him anything. What you did was out of good will and not out of right.”

Regina Njoroge:

“You actually don’t owe him anything, even if he was your son, he’s old enough to take care of himself.”

Florence Nduta:

“People can desperately do anything to destroy them, but who is God? Let them go back to withdrawal and try harder, it has failed.”

Never Eve Njau:

“Wooooiye, pole sana Karangu Muraya, I know how it feels to have such a blood relation.”

Brayton Eunice:

“Why fight against our success, Kasamuel, love your brother Karangu Muraya, celebrate him and the grace that works on him will surely work on you.”

Karangu salutes Joseph Murimi for helping the sick

In another story, Karangu praised Joseph Murimi for his incredible contributions to humanitarian causes through Save A Life.

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Murimi is the founder and director of Save A Life, a community organization dedicated to helping people with serious health conditions.

Talk to TUKO.co.ke, Murimi revealed that one of his most remarkable cases involved assisting a young boy from Turkana with a severe nasal growth who had undergone life-saving surgery.

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

Source: TUKO.co.ke