Mulamwah says Ringtone has been a conman for a long time while recalling how he scammed him while he was still a student in high school.
The comedian narrated how Ringtone scammed him and other students while he was studying at St Anthony Boys High School in Kitale.
Mulamwah opened up about the incident when he met Ringtone.
The two celebs shared laughs while verbally attacking each other and teasing each other about several issues in each other’s lives.
It was then that Mulamwah accused the gospel singer of defrauding students while he was studying at St Anthony Boys High School in Kitale.
“Huyu msee ametoka mbali. Alikuwa mwizi. Alikuwa anaimba injili lakini alikuwa anatuibia. Alikuwa anakuja shuleni anatuibia,” Mulamwah said.
The father of one accused Ringtone of selling empty Cassette Disc (CD) to students who wouldn’t know until they closed school to try them out.
“Ulikuja St Anthony Boys nikiwa form 2. Ulikuja na Toyota Seneca, ilikuwa inafungua macho hivi, unatung’aria kabisa. Ulikuja na madisk kwa gunia, eti umekuja kutuuzia. Tukanunua zote. Na zote zilikuwa tupu. Hakuna ilikuwa na ngoma. Alituuzia cover huyu jamaa!” Mulamwah said.
“Ulikuwa unajua tuko shule hakuna DVD tutatest nayo ngoma zako. Unatuuzia maempty tunafika nyumbani haiimbi,” he added.
In his defense, Ringtone claimed that the high speed at which the music was put on the discs made them unplayable using the poor machines used in the village.
“Ziliburniwa na speed ya juu, mashine za Waluhya za kijijini hapo za China haziwezi kusoma CD imeburniwa na speed ya juu,” he said.
Mulamwah however insisted that the gospel singer was selling discs without music while putting reggae music on some of them.
“Hakuna injili ulieneza. Alikuwa na CD moja wakati zingine ameprint picha zake haziibi, na zingine ni za reggae. Huyu msee. Zilikuwa na reggae ndani,” he insisted.
