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On Thursday December 4, 2025, President Bola Tinubu swore in General Christopher Musa (rtd) as Nigeria's Minister of Defence, at the State House, Abuja. 

Thursday, December 04, 2025 - CCTV footage has revealed the final movements of Festus Oromo, popularly described online as a “Ben 10,” who died after falling from the 14th‑floor of a Kilimani apartment where he was reportedly staying with a 48‑year‑old woman, identified as Lilian Moraa Mbeki and a man identified as Patrick Jagongo. The footage, now central to investigations, traces his steps leading up to the fatal incident. On Friday, November 28th, Festus was seen arriving at room B1406 at 4:07 PM. Twelve minutes later, a delivery rider dressed in black and with his face covered by a scarf handed him a package before leaving. Hours later, at 1:06 AM, Patrick stepped out of the apartment briefly before re‑entering. At 1:13 AM, Patrick reappeared with Festus, who held him by the shoulders as Patrick carried a drink. Festus returned alone at 1:15 AM, knocking on the door and heading toward the lift before coming back. At 1:16 AM, cameras captured a confrontation between Festus and Lilian inside the apartment. Forty‑one minutes later, at 1:57 AM, Festus’s lifeless body was seen landing on the roof of a white car parked below. Night guards confirmed he was unresponsive, and detectives later pronounced him dead. Both Patrick and Lilian remain in custody for 14 days as forensic investigations proceed. The case has drawn intense public attention, not only because of the tragic fall but also due to the “Ben 10–Mumama” narrative that has fueled online debate about relationships, age gaps, and lifestyle choices in Nairobi’s upscale estates. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 4, 2025 - More personal details have emerged about Lillian Mbeki, the 48-year-old woman currently under police investigation in relation to the death of 25-year-old Festus Oromo in Kilimani. According to publicly available records, Lillian is a highly educated professional with an extensive corporate background. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Nairobi in 2000, a graduate degree from Kenyatta University in 2011, and later completed her MBA at Edinburgh Business School. Her career spans senior roles in both local and international institutions, including the United Nations. She is currently reported to hold a senior position at Nixxy Inc, a global technology company. Lillian relocated to Costa Rica with her husband and children during the COVID-19 period, though she continued to make visits to Kenya. Police are reviewing claims that she maintained a relationship with Festus during these trips. CCTV footage obtained by detectives appears to capture a confrontation between Lillian and Festus shortly after he entered an Airbnb apartment they had booked at around 1:16am. The door shuts moments later as the scuffle continues inside. That footage shows the last confirmed moments before his death. At approximately 1:57am, about forty minutes later, additional security footage recorded the moment Festus’s body fell onto the roof of a white vehicle parked on the ground floor. Night guards told investigators the victim was unresponsive by the time they got to him. Kilimani detectives later confirmed the fatality at the scene. Police say investigations are ongoing as they piece together what transpired inside the apartment. Watch the CCTV footage. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 04, 2025 - A viral video of a bold slay queen flaunting her daring outfit has ignited heated conversations across social media.In the clip, the confident young woman is interviewed about the cost of her look, revealing that she spent Ksh 2,000 on her hair, Ksh 2,500 on her barely‑there outfit, and another Ksh 2,500 on shoes.To complete the moment, she does a dramatic 360‑degree spin, giving viewers a full view of her curves and accessories.The video quickly stirred mixed reactions, with some netizens questioning whether this is how university slay queens typically dress.Critics accused her of stepping out in an outfit that left little to the imagination, while others praised her confidence and bold fashion choices aimed at turning heads.Watch the video. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 4, 2025 - Digital content creator, Lydia Wanjiru, has left her followers amused and intrigued after sharing behind-the-scenes videos of her daily struggles just weeks after undergoing a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL). In the now-viral clips, Lydia shows how she carries a soft pillow everywhere she goes, including while walking, boarding public transport, and sitting in restaurants, to avoid putting pressure on her healing lower body. She explains that the pillow is essential during recovery, as post-BBL patients must avoid sitting directly to preserve the surgical results. Her candid documentation has sparked widespread reactions online, with fans praising her openness and honesty. Many noted that most influencers rarely reveal the uncomfortable realities of cosmetic surgery recovery. Lydia also recently disclosed that she underwent two procedures: a tummy tuck and a BBL. During a Q&A session with her followers, she revealed that she has not sat normally for five weeks since the surgeries.Video 1>>> How she sits using a BBL pillowpic.twitter.com/QR4gXu5AiD— The Nairobi Times (@TheNairobiTimez) December 3, 2025 The Kenyan DAILY POST

 

 

 

Monday, December 4, 2025 - Despite his advanced age, a wealthy elderly man has captured Kenyans’ hearts after tying the knot, showing that love truly has no expiry date. Photos of his wedding to a significantly younger woman are currently circulating on social media, sparking a wave of reactions. While many have praised the couple for their romance and celebrated their union, others have questioned the younger bride’s intentions, suggesting that she may be motivated by his wealth. See photos. The Kenyan DAILY POST

 

Thursday, December 04, 2025 - Nairobi’s Lavington suburb has become the backdrop of a chilling story that continues to grip the nation.On October 29th-30th, 2024, prosecutors say Hashim Dagane Muhumed, also known as Hashim Mohamed Khalif, murdered his girlfriend, Deka Abdi Noor Gorane, at Valley Heights Apartments.The revelation came to light in court on December 3rd, 2025, where Senior Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions, Gikui Gichui, described the act as an attempt to cover up three earlier killings involving women just days before.According to the prosecution, Deka’s death was not only brutal but calculated, her remains allegedly mutilated and later abandoned at Lang’ata Cemetery.CCTV footage presented in court painted a disturbing timeline.Corporal Lawrence Kamau, a surveillance expert, detailed how cameras captured a small car moving suspiciously in Parklands, reversing over what was later identified as a human body.Other footage showed Hashim and a woman walking together, only for him to reappear moments later alone.Closer to the day of her death, Deka was seen leaving her apartment in a maroon outfit, shopping at Quick Mart supermarket, and returning with bags.Days later, Hashim was captured carrying similar bags to the lift, inspecting them before leaving.Investigators believe these were linked to the disposal of her remains. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 04, 2025 - Media personality, Betty Kyallo’s younger sister, Mercy Kyallo, has captured the hearts of her followers after sharing touching birthday tributes to her husband, Marvin Gichuru.The posts, accompanied by new photos of the couple, offered a rare glimpse into their private life and the deep bond they share.Mercy expressed her gratitude for Marvin’s role in her life, describing how his presence has shaped her ambitions and brought her peace.She praised his calm leadership, resilience, and unwavering commitment to family.“Today I want to celebrate the man who made me his wife. @marvin_g._gichuru you’ve been such a great blessing to my life.”“You’ve brought so much depth to my vision, you make me care, you make me believe in good and I love you so much for being you.”“Happy Birthday, I pray that as you continue to work hard, God will continue to bless your efforts.”“That you’ll find yourself in rooms that you couldn’t have dreamt of, all because God is guiding your steps,” she wrote.She added: “I admire how you lead with patience, kindness and a great vision for the future. I love that you are quietly resilient, determined and ambitious.”“I love how handsome you are, how you cherish family and how peace is always your priority.”“Happy birthday my love.”Though Mercy is a public figure, her relationship has remained largely private. The couple tied the knot quietly in 2024, later revealing their marriage months afterwards. The Kenyan DAILY POST 

 

Thursday, December 04, 2025 – Award-winning Kenyan singer, Bien Aimé Baraza, has opened up about a striking moment on stage when he had to ask a fan to leave during one of Sauti Sol’s performances. Speaking candidly on the MicCheque podcast, Bien reflected on the challenges performers face in managing audience energy. The conversation was sparked by Burna Boy’s recent encounter, where the Nigerian singer kicked out a lady from her concert for sleeping, which Bien weighed in on. “I have a very different opinion about the whole thing. Burna Boy is uncancelable,” he said, emphasizing the Nigerian star’s influence. Asked how he reacts when spotting someone asleep during his set, Bien explained that he balances care with focus. “Ebu, check on her is she fine? Are you fine? Do you need some water?” “But nikiona kama amechoka namlenga because kuna watu wengine wananiwatch na nashugulikia tu wale wananitaka hiyo time,” he shared. Bien noted that performers often pick up subtle cues from the crowd, which can affect the overall vibe. “As a performer, sometimes you are on stage, and there is one person in the audience sapping your energy,” he explained. Bien recalled one particular incident when he intervened after a fan disrespected fellow band member, Chimano. “Kuna day tulikuwa tunaperfom na kuna mtu hapo mbele (anadisrespect) Chimano, nilihave kusimamisha show, nikasema ‘toa huyu jamaa hapa sahii,’” Bien revealed. The Kenyan DAILY POST

 

Thursday, December 4, 2025 - A lady who frequently visits Kifaru Place, a popular entertainment joint in Buru Buru, has been exposed after being caught on camera stealing a phone from a male patron. The victim, who had been seated next to her, fell asleep after consuming excessive alcohol. CCTV footage from the club shows the suspect reaching into his pockets and discreetly taking his phone, seemingly unaware that she was being recorded. The footage clearly captures her movements as she carries out the theft. The incident has raised concerns about personal security in popular entertainment venues, with many netizens urging patrons to remain alert and not leave personal belongings unattended, especially when under the influence of alcohol. Watch the footage. Buruburu, Nairobi pic.twitter.com/9tKQdi6P3U— DAILY POST 🇰🇪 (@dailypost_ke) December 5, 2025 The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 4, 2025 - Detectives in Athi River have opened investigations into the mysterious death of a middle-aged man who reportedly fell from an apartment at Greatwall Gardens Estate.According to preliminary reports, the man had been drinking with friends inside one of the houses in the estate before the incident occurred.What exactly transpired moments before the fatal fall is yet to be established.Police officers who arrived at the scene confirmed the fatality and transferred the body to the morgue as investigations continue.Authorities are now interviewing witnesses and reviewing evidence to piece together the victim’s final moments.Residents say the rise in similar incidents is worrying, noting that several cases involving young people falling from high-rise apartments during drinking sprees have been reported in recent months.Watch the video. Man dies after being pushed from the 4th floor of a building pic.twitter.com/60aw7ki8TU— Pulse Reels (@Pulse_Reels) December 3, 2025 The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 4, 2025 - Uasin Gishu Woman Representative and National Assembly Deputy Speaker, Gladys Boss Shollei, has once again triggered a discussion online after a video of her appearance at a recent public function went viral. In the clip, Shollei is seen dressed like a village woman, a look that immediately drew mixed reactions from netizens. While some social media users praised her for embracing modest and relatable dressing, others questioned whether the outfit was suitable for a high-ranking Government official. Her fashion choices have often generated conversation, and this latest appearance has continued to trend, sparking a wave of comments, memes, and opinions across various platforms. Uasin Gishu Woman Representative and National Assembly Deputy Speaker Gladys Boss Shollei’s dress code at a public rally has shocked netizens! pic.twitter.com/0uSNCRpnzm— The Kenyan Vigilante (@KenyanSays) December 4, 2025 The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 4, 2025 - Trident Insurance Company, a domestic underwriter providing motor, medical and liability covers across Kenya, appears to be navigating a turbulent period, with reports pointing to delays in settling claims and meeting financial obligations.In a recent development, auctioneers reportedly removed office assets after the firm allegedly failed to pay clients, highlighting operational pressures.Sources indicate that payment schedules for claims and employee salaries have been extended over long periods, raising concerns about the company’s capacity to maintain consistent service.One source claimed:“Trident issues post-dated cheques that often bounce. For example, if a client demands Ksh 1 million, the company may issue Ksh 100,000 cheques starting from August 2026 and stretching even to 2028. When clients take legal action, Trident claims it can only pay in installments. Even after court judgments, cheques bounce. Employees’ salaries are also delayed. Clients’ belongings are being auctioned because Trident has failed to settle claims.” Domestic underwriter Trident Insurance Company, which provides motor, medical, and liability covers across Kenya, appears to be navigating a turbulent period, with reports pointing to delays in settling claims and meeting financial obligations. In a recent development,… pic.twitter.com/qc0mRYHfTb— Nyakundi Report (@NyakundiReport) December 4, 2025 The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 4, 2025 - Police in Kasarani Sub-County have launched investigations into the mysterious death of a 31-year-old man, Allan Laboso, whose body was found in his rented house in Zimmerman on Wednesday night.According to a police report filed at the Zimmerman Police Post, the incident was first reported by the deceased’s wife, Joyleen Alivitsa. She told officers that upon arriving home, she found their door locked from the inside.After knocking repeatedly, her husband briefly appeared, broke a window pane, and warned her to stay away.Sensing he was distressed or possibly intoxicated, she stepped aside and called a relative, Jotham Mitei, to help calm him down.When the two later returned to the house, they found the door open.Inside, they discovered Laboso lying unresponsive in the sitting room.Police said the body had no visible physical injuries.Officers from Kasarani Police Station, accompanied by the Scenes of Crime team, visited the scene and documented evidence before transferring the body to the Kenyatta National Hospital Mortuary.A post-mortem examination will determine the cause of death.Detectives from the DCI Kasarani have taken over the investigation. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 04, 2025 - Kenyan singer, Bien Aimé Baraza, has offered fans a rare glimpse into the cultural world of Luhya bullfighting and the financial rewards tied to victory.Speaking on the Mic Cheque podcast, the My Enemies Are Suffering hitmaker revealed that he currently owns a bull named after his former band, Sauti Sol.Bien explained that the bull is still undergoing training and has yet to participate in a fight.He previously owned another bull called Shisundi, inspired by the Luhya word for darkness.“Niko na bull nilikuwa na mbili moja inaitwa Shisundi ni ya black, kwa kiluhya darkness inamaanishi Shisundi na yengine Sauti Sol,” he said. “Shisundi iliuzwa lakini Sauti Sol ndio imebaki na inaundergo training.”According to Bien, bullfighting is deeply rooted in Kakamega County, particularly in Ikolomani and Khayega, where matches take place every Saturday morning.Larger league fights are held in bustling local markets, drawing huge crowds and heavy betting.“The only place yenye iko na bullfighting ni Ikolomani, Khayega, Kakamega County, every Saturday asubuhi,” he explained.“The big league fight hufanyika kwa soko.”Bien broke down how winnings are calculated: “Fight moja ni Ksh25k, bull. Ikishinda unalipwa Ksh50k then unalipa Ksh5k kwa association alafu unachukua Ksh45k unaenda nayo.”He also noted that Senator Boni Khalwale, famously nicknamed the “Bullfighter,” owns one of the most successful champion bulls. “Boni Khalwale ako na bull yenye ni champion,” Bien revealed.Interestingly, Bien shared that bulls are often trained by children in the community.“Bulls are trained to fight by children,” he stated, adding that he envisions a modernized league system where fans could bet on matches just like football.“Nimekuwa nikifikiria sana kuweka hiyo bullfighting kwa league mnaweza bet because kama unawatch AFC basically unaweza watch bullfighting,” he added. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 4, 2025 - Diani, a once peaceful coastal town in Kwale County known for its family-friendly beaches and tourist attractions, is facing growing concerns over violent crime.Residents and visitors report attacks occurring in broad daylight, with criminals reportedly moving freely in public spaces.Weeks after a surge in gang-related incidents made national headlines, locals say security warnings appear to be going unheeded.One resident shared a harrowing personal account:"This morning, my sister was attacked by three men with machetes at Kona Msa. She was just trying to go about her day. Even after giving them everything, they still slashed at her head and hit her ribs. She is alive only because she used her hand to protect herself. These men are dangerous and have no fear. They attacked in broad daylight as if the streets belong to them. Families are scared. People are being hurt. Something must be done now to protect residents and visitors before more people are harmed." The Kenyan DAILY POST 

Thursday, December 04, 2025 - Comedian and media personality, Oga Obinna, has stirred conversation online after revealing that he spent a staggering Ksh 45,000 on his daughters’ recent salon appointment. Speaking in an interview with content creator, Flossy Trukid, Obinna candidly described children as “expensive”, noting that the rising cost of parenting continues to weigh heavily on families. He narrated how the incident unfolded over the weekend when his daughters returned from the salon with a bill that left him shocked. “Kids are expensive, over the weekend wameninyorosha na bill hapa hivi, the budget ya nywele wamesukwa hapa juzi up to 45,000,” he said, emphasizing how routine activities can quickly escalate into significant expenses. Obinna explained that modern parents face mounting financial pressure, with grooming, shopping, school requirements, and leisure outings often stretching budgets beyond expectation. He also pointed out that societal expectations play a role, as parents feel compelled to ensure their children look presentable and confident, sometimes at a steep cost. His remarks sparked mixed reactions online. Some fans sympathized, linking his experience to the high cost of living. “Yani mshahara yangu ya mwezi mzima wueeeeh,” one fan commented. However, others questioned the necessity of spending such an amount on a salon visit, while many shared their own stories of rising childcare expenses. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Thursday, December 4, 2025 - A recent Gazette Notice detailing official charges for hiring police officers has sparked debate online, as many Kenyans expressed disbelief at how low some rates appear when applied to real-life situations.According to the notice, the hourly charges for armed officers are: Inspector - KSh188, Senior Sergeant - KSh150, Corporal - KSh125, and Constable - KSh100.Unarmed officers attract slightly lower rates, while hiring a police patrol vehicle costs Ksh 5,000 per hour.Motorcycle units range from Ksh1,200 to Ksh2,000 per hour, depending on whether the officers are armed.When applied to everyday scenarios, the rates seem surprisingly affordable.For example, someone traveling upcountry for the Christmas holidays between December 24th and 26th could technically hire two armed Inspectors for uninterrupted escorts at a fraction of what many expected.Others pointed out that constables at just Ksh100 an hour make the service strikingly accessible.The Kenyan DAILY POST

 

Thursday, December 04, 2025 - Chama Cha Kazi party leader, Moses Kuria, has spoken out following Makadara MP, George Aladwa’s public rejection of his offer to serve as running mate in the 2027 Nairobi gubernatorial contest.Kuria alleged that Aladwa’s decision was influenced by “powerful offices.”In a statement on social media, the former Cabinet Secretary expressed disappointment over the development, claiming that Aladwa had been summoned and directed to denounce the agreement.“George Aladwa was summoned last evening by holders of extremely powerful offices and ordered to denounce our agreement on Nairobi Governor ticket.”“I respect his decision,” Kuria stated.Kuria, who previously served as a presidential adviser, urged those he described as political forces to “relax,” insisting that his bid for Nairobi Governor was aimed at rescuing what he termed as a “collapsing city.”He added, “I want to tell those forces to relax. I want to be Governor of Nairobi to save this collapsing city.”“But it’s not life and death affair for me.”On November 30th, Kuria had shared a campaign poster naming Aladwa as his running mate, signaling a possible alliance between Chama Cha Kazi and ODM.However, Aladwa dismissed the announcement on December 2nd, declaring that his intention is to vie for the Nairobi Governorship under ODM.“I have said that I will not be Moses Kuria’s deputy, I will be vying for the Nairobi gubernatorial seat under the ODM party in 2027,” Aladwa affirmed. The Kenyan DAILY POST 

Thursday, December 04, 2025 - National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula and National Intelligence Service (NIS) Director-General Noordin Haji are among 54 lawyers recommended for conferment of the prestigious rank of Senior Counsel.The list, released on Thursday, December 4th, by Law Society of Kenya (LSK) Committee on Senior Counsel Chairperson, Philip Murgor, features prominent names in the legal fraternity.Those recommended include Rapinder Singh Sehmi, Paul Ndiritu Ndungu, Clement Muturi Kigano, Eliud Ng’ang’a Njoroge, Evans Thiga Gaturu, Ambrose Rachier Otieno, Richard Omwela, Alexandra Kontos, and Nancy Wakarima Karigithu.Others are Dr. Kivutha Kibwana, Prof. Patrick Otieno Lumumba, Njoroge Regeru, Anastacia Kioko Mululu, James Ochieng’ Oduol, Jane Njeri Onyango Njoki, Christine Agimba Anyango, Prof. Kariuki Muigua, Kennedy Ogeto, Praxedes Chepkoech Tororey, Adil Khawaja, Ahmed Issack Hassan and Nelson Havi.The Senior Counsel (SC) designation is the highest professional recognition for advocates in Kenya, comparable to the Queen’s Counsel (QC) in the United Kingdom.It is awarded to lawyers who have demonstrated exceptional service, integrity, and contributed to the development of the legal system.Eligibility requires at least 15 years of practice at the Bar, a record of professional excellence, ethical conduct, and substantive experience before superior courts.Advocates found guilty of misconduct are automatically disqualified.Applications are vetted by the Committee on Senior Counsel, comprising senior members of the judiciary, LSK representatives, and legal experts.Recommendations are forwarded to the Chief Justice, who submits the final list to the President for conferment.Those conferred enjoy privileges such as precedence in court proceedings, distinctive attire symbolizing seniority, and entry into the official Roll of Senior Counsel.The tradition, often referred to as “taking silk,” underscores the honor and responsibility attached to the rank. The Kenyan DAILY POST

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The post Priscilla Ojo gears up for first Christmas as a mom and wife as she and husband, Juma Jux, go on shopping spree (Video) appeared first on Kemi Filani. Nigerian influencer and entrepreneur Priscilla Ojo is gearing up for her first Christmas as a mom and wife. The daughter of Iyabo Ojo, who got married earlier this year and welcomed her first child in August, shared a video of herself and her Tanzanian husband on a shopping spree with their son via her Instagram […] The post Priscilla Ojo gears up for first Christmas as a mom and wife as she and husband, Juma Jux, go on shopping spree (Video) appeared first on Kemi Filani.

The post “I love how messy she is” – Drama as Annie Macaulay uses estranged husband, 2baba’s song in new post amid his marital issues appeared first on Kemi Filani. Nollywood actress Annie Macaulay has caused a stir with her choice of song for her latest post. The estranged wife of music icon 2baba, via her Instagram page, used her estranged husband’s song, “Enter the Place,” featuring the late Sound Sultan, to promote her recent deal. The choice of song created a lot of buzz […] The post “I love how messy she is” – Drama as Annie Macaulay uses estranged husband, 2baba’s song in new post amid his marital issues appeared first on Kemi Filani.

The post Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux show off the interior of their new Kenya mega mansion worth $4.6 million (Video) appeared first on Kemi Filani. Nigerian influencer Priscilla Ojo and her Tanzanian husband, Juma Jux, have finally unveiled their new mansion in Kenya. Kemi Filani reported a few days ago that Juma had acquired a new home in Nairobi, Kenya. On Thursday, November 26, the couple finally confirmed the rumours in a joint Instagram post. Jux and Priscilla shared a video showing […] The post Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux show off the interior of their new Kenya mega mansion worth $4.6 million (Video) appeared first on Kemi Filani.

Daniel Etim Effiong directs his first feature film, “The Herd,” a gripping crime thriller that holds a mirror to Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis, exposing the human and societal cost of abductions while exploring the country’s deep divisions. The post Daniel Etim Effiong’s The Herd Holds a Mirror to Nigeria’s Kidnapping Crisis appeared first on BellaNaija - Showcasing Africa to the world. Read today!.