Its all play and laughter till the bank account starts smiling. Eric Omondi is the latest young Kenyan to join the millionaires club. The thin structured comedian has a an amazingly fat bank account. Eric estimates his net worth to be at sh.30m yes thirty million Kenyan currency. Over time since he joined the entertainment industry he has managed to pile a hefty chunk. His sources of revenue includes and not limited to; • Emceeing • Local and International comedy stand ups. • Products adverts eg OLX • Endorsements • Radio and TV • Own company.But it hasn't been a smooth ride for the young millionaire,he had to spend 6 years in campus at Daystar on a course that normally should have taken him 3 years to complete but due to fee problems he was unable to hence forced to study in bits calling off some semesters as well. In a bid to make ends meet Eric at a point tried acrobatic jobs and even a father Christmas clown[standing whole day playing with kids at Nakumatt entrance] Even after becoming a star,things got thick at s point when he could pay his rent and had his households auctioned but the resilience continued,dusted himself off and soldiered on. Right now he is placed amongst top comedians in Africa and most expensive,on a good day he makes as much as sh.750,000. But the money seem to haven't gotten into his head and he still maintains his lifestyle and interacting with people he used to without looking down upon them. He made the revelations on a local inspirational program,Young and Rich. From the grounds now to a millionaire and still growing.

6 comments:

  1. Dude, Net Worth haingaliwi na Liquid cash, inaangaliwa na assets.

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    1. true he should first study a/c

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  2. 750k is not what he earns each show but what he has ever made most in a day

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  3. The author is trying to sound technical but the meaning of the terms is what he doesn't know....needs to do some serious research on those terms!

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  4. One of the first documents that any lender will want to see is a personal financial statement (PFS) on the borrower. While this form gives the lender some very important information it is Tiny Net Worth filled out correctly and can drastically decrease a borrower's chances of getting a loan approved. Many borrowers think that as long as they have a number for total assets, total liabilities, and net worth then the lender has everything they need.

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