Sandra Otieno
Kenyan actor Brian Ogana Luwi, who gained popularity for playing the Citizen TV programme Maria as Luwi Hausa, has alarmed fans with a recent social media post.
The actor posted a brief video clip in which he expressed his weariness and irritation, raising concerns about his wellbeing.
Ogana said in the soon-to-be-viral video, “It’s been a minute… It’s taken me a while to even come out. It’s simply too much, and I believe I can’t handle this anymore. That is the end of it. I’m unable to do so. I’m done with this for now. I just am unable to.”
His remarks have made supporters concerned about his emotional and mental well-being, even though he did not provide any further explanation.
Many have tried to cheer him up by giving him hugs and positive remarks.
Following his performance in “Maria,” Ogana intended to work on several other projects.
He said in 2021 that he was pursuing three main projects, one of which was going back to school to get a master’s degree.
In addition, he planned to take a sabbatical from acting to launch a creative centre and a YouTube channel.
The music video for Prince Indah’s song “Nyar Jaduong” recently featured him as an actor.
In addition to his acting profession, Brian Ogana has a stellar career as a journalist. He served as a host, reporter, and news anchor for the G.B.S. (Good News Broadcasting System).
Despite working as a journalist for over ten years, he became more well-known for his part in “Maria.”
In 2016, he reached the pinnacle of his media career when he won the title of best-dressed media personality.
Brian Ogana’s admirers have also been curious about his personal life. Previously, many believed Jacque Naisenya to be the mother of his three children.
She swiftly disputed their assertions, however. Following a protracted romance, the pair broke up in 2020.
Brian identified Dyder Abdalla as his new girlfriend in January 2022, but by June of the same year, Dyder had announced their breakup on social media.
In 2020, Ogana posted photos of himself and his kids on the cover of Parents Magazine.
He expressed his joy at becoming a parent, as well as his desire to inform his supporters about his fatherhood experience.
“Allow me to re-introduce myself and the people who have brilliant minds to keep me in check. I am lucky to be a father; there is no handbook for being one.”
“I am an ordinary man, but my lovely children regard me as a hero.” Ogana said,
