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The ‘Tetema’ Hit maker was reported to have reconciled with his dad who abandoned their family when they were young. The singer was left to be raised by a single mother.
The latest occurrence has however left the singer’s fans worried if Diamond is still holding grudge against his dad. Many couldn’t believe what they saw with their own eyes and starting asking themselves why the dad is not enjoying the same luxurious life.
Pictures of Mzee Abdul Juma were shared on social media. He was seen boarding a matatu whilst carrying a gunia(sack) on his back apparently on his way to the place of work.
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Diamond’s fans wondered how the father to one of Africa’s richest musicians could be living such a poor man’s life. Others said he deserves it because he abandoned his family.
Below are some of the comments spotted online
“He left them when he was still a young Diamond living with his mother alone,’ @culture.finesse_said.
“There is nothing for free out here,’ @iamdjallie said.
“How it hurts if God did not grow up and forgive us of our mistakes. God forgives us without cost, just forgives the father of the people,’ @ulrachel said.
“Without that old man, he would not be a Diamond. Even if the parent insulted him he would remain a parent,’ @add_needs said.
“Even if he left him but still his father should help him I can not help outsiders while my family is on fire,’ @dijah_kitchen_utensils said.
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- Marry Both Zari And Mobetto Diamond’s Dad advises His Son Diamond Platnumz
- Mama Dangote Allegedly Pressuring Zari To Have Another Child With Diamond
- You’re A Perfect Mom And Good Cook – Esma Platnumz Praises Zari
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