Gen Z, I am sorry: Jaymo Ule Msee apologises as he appeals for financial help

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Political aspirant and Kenyan content creator Wilson Muirani Gathoni, popularly known as Jaymo Ule Msee, has apologised to Gen Z over his past political remarks while opening up about financial struggles he says were worsened by his political decisions.In a lengthy statement shared with his followers, Jaymo admitted that he had lost his way while pursuing political ambitions, saying he had drifted from the creative work that initially made him popular among Kenyans.

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