Dec 29, 2022 1 Min Read
Nelson Ominde had long been forgotten when he made news in November. When he reappeared, the once famous video maker known as Director Tiger, who admitted to earning between Sh700,000 and over a million bob, was destitute. Tiger had been evicted from his home due to rent arrears and had taken to the streets until dancehall singer KRG The Don came to his aid.
A little more than five years ago, the videographer who directed a number of gospel songs, including Mama by Kevin Bahati, Tenda Wema by Ringtone, Umenifany Ningáre by Christian Shusho, and 'Ndio Yako' by Gloria Muliro, was making a lot of money from his trade.
Director Tiger begged gospel artists he helped create their careers to come to his rescue in the viral video, which was shot while he loitered the Nairobi streets, scruffy, without shoes, and pallid.
"I am homeless since I could not raise the rent, my goods were auctioned, and neither do I have a job. My plea is to all the artists I've ever worked with to financially assist me and help me respectfully recover my footing. I can still shoot and am always ready to go." On the video, Tiger begged.
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