Nairobi County Chief Officer for Citizen Engagement and Customer Service, Geoffrey Mosiria, has publicly criticised the direction of content creator Eve Mungai's recent online content, saying he plans to reach out to Director Trevor in hopes of helping her return to what he considers more professional content creation.
"I will personally reach out to Director Trevor and ask him to help Eve Mungai produce professional content."
'This is not the professional standard I knew her for'
"What Eve is doing is, in my opinion, unprofessional, especially for someone we have always known as one of Kenya's top content creators, interviewing influential people in our society with professionalism."

He added:
"Posting videos that contain nudity or sexually suggestive content is not the professional standard I knew her for."
Calls for content that informs and inspires
"I believe her talent and influence can be used to create content that informs, inspires and positively impacts society."

Mosiria further revealed that he intends to speak directly to Director Trevor about the matter, expressing hope that the two could one day collaborate professionally again if Eve is open to the idea.
"I will do my best to ensure they work together professionally, provided Eve Mungai is willing. As for Trevor, I will personally speak to him."
Public reactions
Mosiria's remarks sparked mixed reactions online, particularly over his suggestion that Director Trevor should help Eve return to her previous content style.
"Trevor is now a married man broh, respect his marriage."
"Watu wakubwa kwenye serikali walijipata kwa mikono yake 😂😂 if you know you know 😂😂."
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Eve Mungai rose to prominence through celebrity interviews, exclusive entertainment stories and human-interest features that attracted millions of views across YouTube and other social media platforms.