In a surprising turn of events, Stivo Simple Boy and Eric Omondi have put an end to their feud that erupted following the unfortunate incident in Mombasa last year. The disagreement stemmed from a botched performance at the coastal city in December 2022.
However, the tensions between the two stars dissolved after Stivo’s wife, Grace Atieno, reached out to Eric for assistance. She accused Stivo’s former management, Men In Business (MIB), of embezzling his earnings and leaving them in dire straits. Grace expressed her family’s plight, stating that they were going hungry while MIB held onto Stivo’s hard-earned money.
Responding to the distress call, Eric made a compassionate gesture by visiting Stivo and Grace at their residence, bearing an abundance of food supplies. Stivo was deeply moved by Eric’s act of kindness and took the opportunity to apologize for releasing a diss track against the comedian during their fallout in Mombasa. Speaking alongside Eric in the presence of vloggers, the rapper revealed that he had been coerced into recording the track against his own wishes.
Stivo expressed remorse for the events in Mombasa and extended an apology to Eric, urging them to bury the hatchet and focus on building a positive relationship. Eric, in turn, also offered his apologies to Stivo. Recognizing the common ground they share as artists, Eric emphasized that he would not engage in feuds with fellow entertainers.
The feud between Stivo Simple Boy’s former management, MIB, and Eric Omondi ensued after the rapper failed to perform at the Sofire Fiesta event in Mombasa, where Eric was one of the organizers. Stivo was scheduled to perform alongside Nigerian musician Ruger on December 28, 2022.
According to MIB, Stivo’s non-performance was due to the event organizers’ failure to remunerate him before he took the stage. Eric took to social media to vent his frustrations, accusing MIB of abandoning Stivo and mishandling the situation. He demanded immediate resignation or threatened to have them arrested.
MIB fired back, denying any responsibility for the Mombasa debacle. They claimed that Eric had insisted on Stivo performing despite the non-payment issue, even resorting to forcibly dragging the rapper onto the stage. Additionally, two female members of the management revealed that they had been forced to share a room with Stivo during their stay.
With the animosity now put to rest, fans hope that Stivo Simple Boy and Eric Omondi can move forward with mutual respect and cooperation, setting aside past grievances for the betterment of the entertainment industry.
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