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Sandra Dacha Reacted After Akuku Danger Introduces “Wife And Son’’

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Sandra Dacha Reacted After Akuku Danger Introduces ‘Wife And Son’
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Mannerson Oduor alias Akuku Danger is a Kenyan celebrity and a top celebrated comedian, who has been trending for the last few weeks after he was admitted to Nairobi West hospital over failed lung problems.

The comedian was discharged after well-wishers managed to help him raise his hospital bill could not his joy when he posted a photo with another lady with the caption ‘It feels good to be back home again’ a post that has attracted not only his fans but also his girlfriend Sandra Dacha.


Reacting to Akuku’s post on a separate Facebook post, Sandra acknowledges that she is Akuku’s side chic, but also urged him to limit posting his wife on social media.

Sandra Dacha Facebook post

“I know I am your side chick but Manson kindly limit the way you are posting your wife’’   Sandra posted.

Sandra and Akuku made their relationship public in March 2022 after dating privately for some time.

Sandra has been very supportive of her ailing comedian boyfriend in recent days, to the point of helping him raise more than Sh2 million to offset his medical bills.

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