Former Churchill show comedian, Akuku Danger has exposed socialite Vera Sidika for refusing to pay for sound services he provided during her star studded gender reveal party.
Taking to social media, Akuku narrated how Vera called him to provide sound at the last minute, but after the party she refused to pay the remaining KSh5,000 from the initial amount of KSh15,000 they had agreed on.
“Some of us it’s the ‘small money’ that makes a difference in our livelihoods. I’m kindly asking you to pay me my balance of 5,000/= Which rightfully belongs to me! Yesterday Vera called me (Amplitude Events and Marketing) 30 minutes to her gender reveal party to provide her with a Sound system for 1hour. We agreed on 15k. She sent me a down payment of 10,000/= and promised to pay the balance when the sound system gets to the venue (Fair Acre Boutique Karen)
“We got there albeit 10 minutes late, it was a short notice and we did all we could to be there in time. We got there by 7Pm and did the set up by 7:10 Pm the event started. Upon finishing my end of the bargain which was at 9Pm I asked for my balance Only for her to now assume she don’t know who we are and instead sent a team of bouncers/Security, A group of her already drunk Lady friends and some guy by the name Victor to whisk us away making all sorts of insults at us. All this while she is standing there pretending to be on her phone,” narrated Akuku.
He went on to say that this happened from between 9pm to around 1am.
“All this while we kept asking for the balance and she was like ‘Wacheni nimalize photoshoot kwanza I’ll sort you guys out, 5k ni pesa ya kunisumbua every now and then’ we were patient. By 1am We couldn’t take it anymore and that’s when she sent her drunk girlfriends and Security to get us out with a promise of “She’ll see what to do in the morning” Till Now she ain’t picking my calls or returning my texts,” said the comedian.
Akuku Danger said that she could have let it slide, but the disrespect she showed them is what forced him to go public with the ordeal.
