Kamene and Jalas settle beef with author Sakwah

Sometime back author and content creator Collins Sakwah was furious with Kamene and Jalang'o for using his content on air.

Collins whose Twitter handle is @CSakwah took to the social media platform to air his disappointments saying The Morning Kiss presenters  had used his work before without crediting him.

To settle it all, Jalang'o reached out to him following an outcry from KOT and offered to host him and help him promote his works to which Collins agreed.

This morning, the 28-year-old said revealed a lawyer had offered to help him sue Kamene and Jalas but he thought it would be wise if they settled their differences in a more amicable manner.

"I was offered a chance by a lawyer to pursue this but I don't think it was necessary and we could do it in a more amicable way." Collins said.

He added,

I just felt like probably as a content creator I needed to be mentioned when my content is dissected.

I haven't patented my work but social media platforms gives me rights to my content so even photos you are going to be held responsible for what you post on social media.

The presenters clarified that they had apologized on air following Collins' rants but unfortunately the author didn't get the apology, but has since forgiven them.

I thought that was the best platform to air my grievances because I thought it was infringed. I have forgiven you totally I don't think there's a problem.

Collins who focuses on crime fictions and romance says he self published his book 'The campus exile' adding that it took him three months to complete the book.

He called on Kenyans to support him and other authors who are also regarded as content creators.

To support Collins' work  reach him via 0728962819 or visit Nuria bookshop.

Revealing that they had now quashed their beef, Jalang'o tweeted; @CSakwah made it here... sisi ni mabeshte sasa! Weve bought two books ! Grab one " The campus Exile "