Luhya comedian Tiny Mutali popularly known as Choffuri has finally accessed his Facebook account.
The film maker who relays his hilarious art in Bukusu language of Western Kenya, announced getting back his trafficked Facebook account two weeks ago after seven months of pain and anguish.
“Chenye Mungu alibariki, binadamu hawezi zimaaaaaaaaaaa – what God blessed, no human being can switch off,” posted Choffuri on March 26, 2022, on the same Facebook page.
The artist went ahead to thank his genuine followers for the support.
“Thank you all o for your prayers and support. Choffuri is back.”
Choffuri’s Facebook account was frozen in August, 2021 after what he suspected to be a hatched plan by his enemies to have Facebook deactivate his page.
The page had already accumulated 420,000 followers at the time of the deactivation, something the comedian said, plunged him into depression.
“I have been so frustrated following the loss of my page. I have worked hard to build my traffic only to end up this frustrated,” Choffuri told a local FM station during a past interview.
The CF films boss, who has now hit 20 million views on Youtube, has now urged his followers to stay tuned for more exciting content, saying the Facebook distraction was meant to strengthen him more.
“I have come out stronger and my focus is to keep my fans entertained more,” he stated in an interview with WakajuanessLive.
The comedian has nurtured several artists from his home town of Bungoma including Nekesa Khalayi, LuchiBaby and poem magnet Sokoto 039.
Recently, he signed another sensational singer Barsil Vishindoh to his CF label, promising to bring more talent to his company.