Shame on homeboyz – Tero’s story


Monday, 26th March 2012 - Days after the story on Tero’s disappearance was highlighted by the Kenyan DAILY POST, the former presenter decided to post the reason why she quit Homeboyz radio. 

Namtero Mdee aka Tero took to her facebook page where has been absent for a while now.

She wrote, “I left HBR coz of the rabar brothers Dj john rabar who is the ceo of homeboyz was demanding sexual favours from me,..it is after this when Homeboyz was bought by Henry kosgei which led to the closure of uptown 91.1fm ..” See it here>>>

Her revelation has sparked a lot of reaction from her fans who have now thronged her page with hundreds of comments. Some of the comments read, “I wuld hv liked 2 hear th story from both parties. 'Tero si angel,n John ain a saint. ad buy it cz of th kosgei prt…”another fan wrote, “Powle ma dea all i c iz tht u respect urslf u dnt wnt 2 lse ur diginty n its gd coz ur respected am proud of u ma dea..”

Tero wrote this text 19 hours ago. The Kenyan DAILY POST had revealed the reasons behind her departure. Tero and her mother who is a staunch Christian wedded her off to the prophet as they had seen that he was her ‘perfect husband’. The 23 year old is married to a Tanzanian prophet of God. The man of God whose name is Hebron Kisamo is a prophet of Calvary Temple in Arusha. 

Nancy ‘Namtero’ Mdee aka Tero eloped with her lover despite her families opposition. Tero’s family members did not want this as the man she intended to marry had tied the knot with another woman known as Dativa Mathew Temba. Dativa had revealed her marriage certificate in her planned wedding on August 20, in a bid to stop Tero from getting married to the ‘prophet’. 

The police were able to stop the planned wedding on August 20 last year after Dativa and Tero’s family members stopped the wedding. The Tanzanian media was keen on the story that had turned into a dramatic episode.
It seems like the young girl just opened a can of worms. More drama is set to mushroom. We will keep you posted.

The Kenyan DAILY POST

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