Nyako Advises Vincent Mboya To Keep Life Private, Avoid Kenyans In Canada: "Wacha Kutangaza"

• Nyako was on a live video on TikTok with Vincent Mboya, where he gave him tips on how to survive in Canada
• According to the mother of three, Mboya should keep away from other Kenyans and avoid posting his accomplishments online
• She also advised him to sleep with white women should he feel like he needs to calm his body down

Content creator Nyako has advised YouTuber Vincent Mboya to keep his life private and away from social media if he wants to thrive abroad.

Mboya recently relocated to Canada and shared the good news online, leaving many praising him and others feeling jealous at the same time.

Nyako gives Vincent Mboya tips to survive abroad

Nyako advised Mboya to avoid Kenyans living in Canada and mind his business.

"It looks funny, but is the only advice I can give you. Avoid Kenyans. You do not need a Kenyan to make it where you are. You need your visa and the authorities to make it work for you. If you want advice, go to the authorities and ask them, leave Kenya. I do not even know where you will hide your passports, so it is your only secret. People do not love each other out here," she said.

Nyako talked about a legal suit she is facing after launching her foundation in Kenya while emphasising that Mboya should keep off having Kenyans around him.

"Keep your life private, come make noise on TikTok but about your achievements like finding permission to work or visa, do not post those things. These are the things that will get you to Jomo Kenyatta Airport early in the morning. Let your progress be your privacy," she added.

When Mboya asked about dating in Canada, Nyako advised him:

"You must calm your body; calm it with white women."

Watch the video below:

Mboya gives tour of his Canadian home

The YouTuber recently gave a glimpse of his current abode in what looked like an Airbnb.

Mboya, who had also recently claimed he purchased a Tesla vehicle, unveiled a spacious home adorned with a cosy cream couch, antique table lamps, and a neatly arranged coffee table.

In a video, he used the background sound of a Nigerian pastor saying that genuine Christians never get broke.