This archive report was first published on 13 June 2020.
On June 13, 2020, Xtian Dela, a prominent Kenyan social media influencer, made a stunning revelation about his Club Covid live streaming event.
According to Xtian, he collected a staggering Ksh5 million from the event, which was inspired by Tory Lanez' Quarantine Radio.
Club Covid featured skimpily dressed women twerking live on Instagram, with fans, including American superstars, donating money to support the cause.
The funds collected were used to pay the best 'twerkers' and also distributed to families struggling to meet their needs during the coronavirus pandemic.
One of the highest payments made by Xtian was Ksh222,000, while the event collected over Ksh700,000 in a single night.
However, Xtian's Club Covid was not without controversy, as he was summoned to the DCI headquarters over allegations of promoting immorality among the youth.
Kenyan netizens have taken to social media to express their reactions to Xtian's revelation, with some praising his business acumen and others questioning his moral judgment.
