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Shaffie Weru: I don’t want to leave any money behind when I die

Celebrated radio presenter and emcee Shaffie Weru has revealed that he is a spendthrift. PHOTO | FILE

What you need to know:

  • Shaffie says he hustles hard to enjoy life.
  • When I have money I spend it, because you never know what to expect tomorrow.
  • I don’t want to be that guy that left money stashed in the mattress or in the bank

Shaffie Weru: I don’t want to leave any money behind when I die

Celebrated radio presenter and emcee Shaffie Weru has revealed that he is a spendthrift. Shaffie is among the best-paid radio presenters in the country, as well as being among the emcees who charge hefty fees. He said that he hustles hard to enjoy life. “Sometimes I go broke but when I have money I spend it, because you never know what to expect tomorrow. I don’t want to be that guy that left money stashed in the mattress or in the bank,” he was quoted saying. True to his word, Shaffie — who is a Hennessy brand Ambassador — is known to lead a flamboyant lifestyle. In January, he ditched his Land Rover Discovery and bought himself a Range Rover Vogue, estimated to be in the region of Sh20 million.