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ATOMY SIFA MADSLINGS OPPOSITION LEADER TO GIVE JUBILEE POLITICAL MILEAGE

WHY ATOMY SIFA MUST REPENT

Looking at a barrage of attacks from all directions, I really pity Atomy Sifa. He was a somewhat successful artiste, not until he decided  to defame Raila in an explicit song and video.

Unfortunately Atomy claims that it is not his voice or song but features in the video. In the video he purport not to be his creation, He feautures carrying a backpack, which forms his scapegoat. He argues he was just passing and the owner of the video begged him to feature in the video owing from his celebrity status.

To dismiss Atomy's trick. The purported owner of the song cannot even sing along to the implicit lyrics. Almost throughout the song he is just murmuring- " chewing his lips"- not singing along. Atomy is in the same attyre as his dancers, a distinct costume unlike his parody.

In the well shot and produced video. Atomy dances to the song unknowingly and struggles to hide his face under his cape, keeping his back against the camera.

This budding musician just signed the orbituary of  his Music career. I never knew Baba was this much in the hearts of Kenyans, "Ndani ndaaaaaaani ndaaaani kabisa". Though I hope nothing bad befalls him for his villain song.

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