Author: Steve Ireri

Steve is a seasoned digital multimedia journalist, with a background of over three years in digital content creation and masterful storytelling. He is accredited by the Media Council of Kenya and holds a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication. Steve has previously worked for reputable publications and media houses including the Kenya Management Magazine, Burudani Africa News and the Kenya News Agency. Email: steve@nairobipost.co.ke

Mining and Blue Economy Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho has forcefully rejected claims that he is a mastermind in the drug trafficking racket, challenging his accusers to provide evidence to support their allegations. The once-celebrated Mombasa Governor, now embroiled in a fierce legal battle, has found himself at the center of a storm after the Genesis for Human Rights Commission dragged him to court, claiming his appointment was tainted by scandal. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The human rights group, led by Caleb Ngwena, accused Joho of being involved in illegal drug trafficking—a charge they say was outlined in…

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A quiet morning in Nakuru West turned eerie on Wednesday as fresh sinkholes and gaping fissures emerged, swallowing up patches of land and sending shockwaves of fear through the community. Curious locals, armed with smartphones, flocked to the largest sinkhole, watching as it filled with rainwater—a haunting spectacle against the backdrop of overcast skies. For the residents of Nakuru, this unsettling event was a bitter reminder of the land’s volatile nature. In May, the earth cracked wide open after relentless rains, forcing over 500 families in Kaptembwa to flee as their homes crumbled. Follow our Facebook page for more updates:…

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Eunice ‘Mammito’ Njeri, one of Kenya’s top stand-up comedians, is taking a stand against cyberbullying. Known for her sharp wit and humorous skits, Mammito is no stranger to online trolls who often attack her body physique, specifically targeting her breasts and neck. In a recent interview, she candidly shared her experience, revealing that the criticism goes beyond social media, having started as early as her school days. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: “People have always made fun of my boobs for being saggy. But what’s wrong with that?” Mammito asked defiantly. “I’ve lost a lot of weight, and…

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Pastor Victor Kanyari has entered the fray surrounding the controversial remarks made by Bishop Ben Kiengei, who body-shamed social media influencer Pritty Vishy during a live show. Kiengei, a well-known pastor and media personality, had sparked outrage when he called Vishy “ugly, unattractive, and fat” in his local dialect, prompting a wave of criticism from both the public and fellow clergy. Though Bishop Kiengei issued a verbal apology, acknowledging the hurt his words caused and asking for forgiveness, Pastor Kanyari believes that more needs to be done to make amends. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: In a recent…

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ODM die-hard supporter Nuru Okanga has revealed that he has ventured into the posho mill business in his village, thanks to a generous contribution of KSh 700,000 from Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi. The outspoken political figure has used part of the funds to purchase a posho mill worth KSh 139,000, setting his sights on a new chapter as a budding entrepreneur. Just weeks ago, MP Sudi had promised Okanga a total of KSh 1.3 million to help him get on his feet with both business and housing needs. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: True to his word, Sudi…

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High Court Judge Roselyn Aburili has delivered a stern warning against the use of school buses for private events, cautioning both schools and the public about the severe legal and financial risks that come with this practice. The ruling stems from a tragic incident involving a school bus hired to transport church members to a religious event on April 23, 2023. The bus, insured under a policy exclusively covering educational activities, was involved in an accident. The resulting legal case highlighted the potentially disastrous consequences of using school buses for non-educational purposes. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Justice…

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Sky, the eldest daughter of gospel singer Betty Bayo, orchestrated a surprise first meeting between her biological father, controversial preacher Pastor Victor Kanyari, and her mother’s current husband, Hiram Gitau, better known as Tosh. The clandestine meetup, which took place at Bayo’s home, was captured on camera and later shared on Sky’s YouTube channel, where she hyped the encounter with the promise, “Today’s video is going to be hot, hotter, hottest!” The plan was devised in secret by Sky, who wanted her two fathers to finally meet face-to-face, something that had never happened publicly. Follow our Facebook page for more…

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A survivor has shed light on the final moments leading up to the tragic accident that claimed 12 lives at the infamous Nithi Bridge on Saturday, August 31, 2024. Emily Nzasu, who lived through the horrific ordeal, revealed that the victims were all members of Vision Group, a close-knit self-help group. The group had embarked on a journey from Kajiado to Meru, where they visited the parents of one of their members as part of their regular group activities. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: According to Emily, the ceremony was a joyous occasion, filled with blessings and camaraderie.…

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A haunting video of President William Ruto pledging to fix the treacherous Nithi Bridge has resurfaced online, reigniting public anger and frustration just hours after 12 people lost their lives in yet another tragic accident at the notorious black spot on the Meru-Embu highway. The clip, shared widely by netizens, captures Ruto speaking with a sense of urgency, vowing that the deadly bridge, infamous for countless accidents, would be swiftly attended to. But time has passed, and the promises, it seems, have faded like the many lives lost on this treacherous stretch of road. Saturday night’s accident, involving a matatu…

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A tragic accident on Friday night, August 30, claimed the life of a 30-year-old man who was crushed by a matatu while attempting to alight at the Carnivore bus stop along Lang’ata Road in Nairobi. The deceased, identified as Keith Nyakundi, misstepped as the matatu, heading towards Rongai, slowed down. In a split second, he fell headfirst onto the road, where the matatu tragically ran over him. The incident occurred around 8 p.m., casting a shadow of grief over the usually busy area. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Police officers quickly responded to the scene, moving Nyakundi’s body…

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