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DENNIS OLIECH’s mother confirms her son is broke and reveals how people are treating him.

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Dennis Oliech’s mother has confirmed that her son is broke and revealed how people are mocking him for falling from grace to grass.
While speaking during an interview on Lolwe TV, Oliech’s mother said that her son spent Ksh 23 million on her medical bill in France where she was under-going cancer treatment, which hit him hard financially.
“My son Dennis now has no car. People are laughing at him saying he spent all his money treating his mother and that he will remain poor. I believe in God. My children won’t remain poor because they took me for treatment,”
She said.
Oliech has been hitting the headlines after word got out that he has gone broke for squandering his money in alcohol and women.
He is alleged to have sold his house in Lavington and is now sharing a three bed-room apartment with his friends in Kileleshwa.
The fading footballer has also been spotted idling around in Dagoretti chewing Miraa with his childhood friends.
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