Stephen Otieno Adera, alias Stevo Simple Boy, has revealed that he doesn't use condoms due to his religious beliefs.
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Stevo Simple Boy says no to condoms, claims God is against them
The artist stated that the conjugal act should only be reserved for married couples.
Kibera-bred musician Stevo Simple Boy
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According to Stevo, the conjugal act is reserved for married couples as guided by God, hence condoms and any other forms of contraceptives contravene the established law.
"The bible might not have included a verse on condoms but the teachings indicate that a man and woman who love each other should respect their unison and procreate," said the Kibera-born artist.
Stevo Simple Boy with fans
Stevo Simple Boy with fans
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Simple Boy explains what led to his break-up with Pritty Vishy
The revelation comes only months after Stevo explained that the issue of intimacy was what led to the split between him and his ex-girlfriend, Pritty Vishy.
Speaking to Mungai Eve, the musician said her ex-girlfriend wanted them to engage in pre-marital intercourse before they tied the knot which he did not agree with.
“Yes Pritty Vishy left me because I declined to engage in premarital intercourse. She did not want to listen to me and said I was too saved so she left for another man. Intercourse should be engaged with by married people only not playing around with anyone,” Stevo stated.
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Stivo Simple Boy trademarks viral phrase 'Freshi Barida'
The musician has been in the limelight lately following the introduction of a new phase 'Freshi Barida', which he has trademarked.
According to his management Men in Business (MIB), any person or company that will use Simple Boy’s slogan without prior notice will risk a lawsuit. The team made it clear that the Kibra finest owns all the exclusive rights for use of the catchphrase.
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"The 'freshi barida' slogan has finally been trademarked under Stevo Simple boy's name and he now owns the exclusive rights for the use of this slogan as per legal authorities.
“Any use of the slogan in advertisements or promotion of products, events or for any other commercial purpose without notice will lead to legal charges as per the authority agreement,” a statement from MIB read.
Freshi Baridi is a slogan that originated from an interview the Mihadarati hit-maker had with YouTuber Eve Mungai.
Later, he did a song by the same name ‘Freshi Barida’ and its reception has been good.
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