The renowned Citizen TV news anchor Lillian Muli is couldn’t help herself but admire the moves that the Luo Benga musician Atomy Sifa was making as he was dancing seductively.
Lillian Muli shared a video of herself giggling while the light-skinned Luo singer was moving his fire waist as if he didn’t have any bones on his waistline.
The beautiful Muli confessed that indeed Luo men make her go crazy in a way that she can’t explain, but she’s so sure and convinced that there’s something about Luo men that she loves and cannot seem to get enough of right after she showed us how Atomy Sifa bust some moves for her at Royal Media Services Studios a few hours ago.
“With the very talented Atommy SIfa. There’s something about Luo Me,” Muli wrote as a caption on the video that has captured the attention of a lot of Kenyan eyeballs everywhere.
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Atomy Sifa’s waist has not only Lillian Muli excited but a lot of women on the caption section happy seeing how he can move his waist easily, most of them are saying that his waist cannot be denied easily by any woman.
Atomy Sifa is a very popular name in the Luo music scene having hit the headlines back in 2017 after he composed and performed a song praising President Uhuru Kenyatta. He, later on, disclosed that he was paid Ksh6 million to write the song dubbed ‘Uhuru Nyale'(Uhuru is capable).
This is the same song that almost cost him his life after he was almost lynched in his village by villagers who were irked that he composed a song praising Uhuru Kenyatta as opposed to composing a song for ODM Party leader Raila Odinga.
The song ‘Uhuru Nyale’ forced the Luo singer to move to Tanzania after he received numerous death threats from Raila Odinga supporters.
While in Tanzania, he also composed and released a song for the late John Pombe Magufuli which caught the attention of the late President as well. It’s believed that he also made a few coins from writing and performing the ‘Rais John Pombe Magufuli’ song which praised the late President of Tanzania for the great work he was doing for his country and Africa.
