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

In a recent revelation that has stirred conversations across social media platforms, socialite Risper Faith has shared unconventional relationship advice, urging women to consider dating men who have explored the world extensively. The married mother of one emphasized the importance of seeking partners who have lived abroad, citing their broader perspectives and experiences. Speaking candidly on her social media platforms, Risper encouraged women to pursue relationships with men who have traveled, stating, “Look for summer bunnies. Look for men who have lived abroad.” She suggested that such individuals possess a mindset that may better align with modern women’s expectations in…

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Bungoma residents lined up as early as 5am, eager to enter Masinde Muliro Stadium for the highly anticipated Madaraka Day celebrations. After a long hiatus, the major national event has returned to Bungoma, drawing a massive turnout that began at dawn. Photos shared by NTV captured long lines of people, bundled up in warm clothes against the cold morning weather, all aiming to secure front-row seats at the stadium. This year’s celebrations, themed around agriculture and food security, come after months of preparation, including a complete renovation of the stadium. Internal Security Principal Secretary Dr. Raymond Omollo a day ago…

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The eldest son of revered comedian Timothy Kimani, also known as Njugush, humorously rejected a new kitenge shirt, likening it to a pastor’s attire. In a hilarious clip shared by his mother, Celestine Ndinda, on Instagram, Tugi is seen leaning against a wall, explaining that the shirt looked like a dress and made him uncomfortable. Tugi’s candid confessions left his mother in stitches as he described how the shirt’s long length didn’t sit well with him. The shirt, a unique piece typically worn by affluent Nigerian men, featured an elegant beige design around the neck and an animal print that…

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Award-winning comedian Eric Omondi has settled a Sh126,000 debt owed to Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria. A video circulating online captures Omondi meticulously counting the money before handing it over to Kuria. The video is silent but features a Gospel Fathers soundtrack, “Sina Deni,” and is captioned by Omondi confirming the repayment: “Today, I have officially refunded Mheshimiwa all the money he used to pay for my trip to the USA. Hio ingine nimemtumia na @officialpaysii Malipo ni hapa hapa Duniani.” Follow our Facebook page for more updates: This act followed a public feud where Omondi criticized Kuria despite…

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A groom from Indonesia, known by the alias AK, discovered that his bride was actually a man nearly two weeks after their wedding. AK had been dating his spouse, Adinda Kanza, for a year after meeting on Instagram, and they tied the knot in a small ceremony on April 12. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: However, suspicions arose when Adinda consistently avoided consummating the marriage, claiming illness or menstruation. Adinda, who wore a traditional Muslim niqab covering her entire face, had convinced AK of her deep devotion to Islam. Must Read: 1: CNN Anchor Don Lemon Ties the…

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Renowned gospel artist Ben Githae made a candid confession about his personal life during an interview on TV47’s Dr. Ofweneke Tonight, shedding light on a chapter of his life that many were unaware of. Admitting to fathering three children outside of his marriage, Githae revealed that despite being a minister of the Word, he strayed away from his marital vows. During the interview, Githae shared, “In my house, I have two children – Daisy and Patience – who are all girls. Out there…” he trailed off, hinting at the existence of his other children. Follow our Facebook page for more…

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Amid mounting criticism over his recent official visit to the United States, President William Ruto has staunchly defended the expenses incurred, asserting his prudent stewardship of public funds. The controversy erupted following reports of Ruto’s use of a chartered Boeing 737-700 operated by Dubai’s Royal Jet for the Nairobi-Atlanta-Washington D.C. journey, purportedly costing taxpayers nearly KSh 98 million, with estimates hinting at a total surpassing KSh 200 million for a round trip. Addressing concerns during a national prayer breakfast at Safari Park in Nairobi, Ruto refuted claims of profligacy, insisting that he paid a mere KSh 10 million for the…

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A city preacher who routinely boarded a matatu to deliver his sermon to the passengers met his moment of truth when a woman stood up and confronted him. The incident, captured in a video shared on TikTok, shows the woman rising from her seat to admonish the preacher, who was dressed in a suit and carrying a Bible. The video vividly captures the preacher’s shocked reaction as he stared into the woman’s camera, which was panned to show his full figure. The woman criticized the preacher and others like him, accusing Christian evangelists of habitually boarding matatus to preach without…

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A Kenya Defense Forces (KDF) sub-unit deployed at the Gherille Forward Operating Base provided critical assistance to an expectant mother during a routine patrol within Gherille Centre. The mother, Mrs. Quresha Mungay, had traveled from Gherille, Somalia, seeking delivery services at the Gherille (Kenya) Dispensary, which has limited medical capabilities. Despite the constrained resources, the KDF patrol, which included three soldiers, successfully facilitated a safe delivery within 30 minutes. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: This intervention brought immense relief to Mrs. Mungay, who had been in labor for several hours. The soldiers’ prompt action ensured that both the…

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Following the tragic death of Joshua Cheruiyot Kirui on Mt. Everest on May 22, 2024, his family has made the heart-wrenching decision to let his body remain on the mountain. This conclusion was reached after thorough consultations and careful consideration of all circumstances surrounding the incident. Cheruiyot fell into a crevasse just 48 meters from the summit, at an altitude of 8,848 meters. Retrieving his body from such a high and perilous location would pose significant risks to any rescue team. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The family emphasized that they do not wish to endanger any lives…

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