Kenyans Disagree With Comedian Over Squandering Year-Long Savings In Vacation, "We Tudanganye Tu"

• The comedian advised Kenyans to use their savings to go on holiday in Mombasa
• He said that December is a month to celebrate and not to worry about finances in January
• Many Kenyans questioned the advice, wondering what they would do in January if they used up all their savings in December

Elijah Ntongai, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, leverages more than three years of expertise in financial, business, and technology research, providing insights into both Kenyan and global economic trends.

January is arguably the most financially difficult month for Kenyans, and they have disagreed with a comedian's advice to squander their savings on holiday.

People are often advised to make wise financial decisions in December, considering the responsibilities awaiting them in January, to avoid the financial struggles that follow the festive season.

A popular comedian advised Kenyans to use their savings and enjoy the festive season in Mombasa.

In the video posted on Instagram, Tom Daktari remarked that there is no saving money in December and that one should use the money they made the whole year.

According to the comedian, December is the month to celebrate what you have saved and not worry about the next year.

"If you have never gone on holiday, go now. If you have never been to Mombasa, go now," said the comedian.

How Kenyans reacted:

emparahjones said:

You just lie to us and you got money

aiveec.o remarked:

Then in January, I will eat in your house.

Dophohhalima said:

You just lie to us, and in January, we will be dying from school fees.

Markmwirigi2 asked:

Daktari, how will we pay for fees in January?

Angieshee remarked:

Can't wait to use this audio.

Tancym asked:

Who did you say we should leave January to?

qb_gram00 asked:

How much have you saved, or should we not ask?

Edtrioedy said:

Lets use all the money, the rest we leave to God.

Rickysniper254 remarked:

The only thing I have saved is my phone charge. I Just pressed power saving, simple.

Tips to save for investments in 2024

In other related news, A Kenyan investor said that the new year is marked with action-packed resolutions that often fade out within the first three months of the year.

According to his post on X, one needs to adopt a saving strategy that will allow them to reach a set target and re-invest the money at the end of 2024.

"To keep up the resolve, set a personal target like 100K, 200K or 300K by December 2024. It depends on your situation. Once you have accomplished that, you can start investing in other assets," tweeted @cheruiyotkb.

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