In just about a year since assuming her position, singer Otile Brown’s manager Mumbi has stepped down, as revealed in a press statement announcing the move.
Taking to her social platforms, she wrote: “Working with Otile has been a journey I’ll always be proud of – full of growth, creativity and unforgettable moments. I remain deeply grateful for the trust he placed in me and for the incredible support from fans, partners and everyone who has been part of this chapter.”
“As with any creative journey, there comes a time when paths naturally shift. For the sake of my peace, purpose, and professional evolution, I believe this is the right time to take a step back and allow space for new direction – both for Otile and for myself. This decision has been made with respect and mutual understanding. I continue to wish Otile the very best as he writes the next phase of his story,” She continued.
Mumbi took over the reigns of Brown’s management after his old manager of many years Noreaga parted ways with the “Aiyana” singer. Meanwhile, Brown’s nemesis Bien seemed to react to the news by sharing a news headline and soundtracking it with his his song, “All My Enemies Are Suffering.” Brown clapped back in a series of posts blasting his counterpart and alluding to his clout-chasing ways.
“Uwezi win na grace… always want to be seen, commenting on every blog post.”
“Dress well na uwachane na kubeba makuku stingo za kishamba. Hakuna authenticity apo.”
He mocked Bien’s style, accused him of acting “international” without substance, and said Kenyans only support him out of favor, not talent.
“International my sss… mimi narudia hamniwezi. Ata mukiwin Grammy mi siwatambui.”
“Hii ndio reason sitambui iyo ng’o. Ni mnafki mkubwa,” Read the heated clapbacks.
