Dancehall artiste and entrepreneur KRG The Don has anointed content creator Vincent Mboya's newly acquired Subaru with oil, while issuing a strict list of rules regarding how the vehicle should be used.
Mboya recently acquired the Subaru, which features customised Tanzanian licence plates. During a ceremony captured on video, KRG applied oil to the vehicle, offering prayers for Mboya's career while warning him against specific lifestyle habits and financial traps.
Oil Anointing and Passenger Restrictions
Standing beside the vehicle, KRG poured oil onto the car as part of a blessing ritual. He prayed for Mboya's financial success and protection, but immediately placed conditions on who should ride inside.
He insisted that the car should be reserved exclusively for relatives and professional colleagues. He stated, "Beba watu ambao mnafanya nao kazi kwa hii gari."
Road Discipline and Boda Boda Warnings
Beyond passenger limits, KRG emphasised the importance of road discipline. He urged Mboya to drive carefully and respect other road users, particularly motorcycle riders.
He explicitly cautioned him against causing accidents on public roads, stating, "We are blessing this vehicle ndio isigonge watu wa pikipiki wakitembea barabarani.”
KRG added that the car must maintain good conduct on the road. He remarked, "Na hii gari nayo ikuwe ina nidhamu barabarani isigwaregware watu wa watu.”
Furthermore, he instructed Mboya not to take the car to unproductive events. He said, "Usipeleke Mboya kufanya vitu ambavyo havina maana.”
Financial Warnings and Career Growth
KRG also cautioned Mboya against adopting reckless city lifestyle habits or entering high-risk financial markets. He warned him directly against Forex trading.
He stated, "Na isifanye hizo tabia za vijana wa mjini. Na usiingie forex Mboya."
Despite the stern warnings, KRG expressed optimism for Mboya's career as an entertainment news journalist. He urged him to entertain Kenyans positively and maintain personal discipline.
He prayed, "Akuwe msanii wa news ambaye anaentertain wakenya na awapatie manufaa mema.”
“My New Car! To separate it from the others, I had to pay 3 years for the Custom plates.”
