Kenyan comedian and radio personality MCA Tricky has announced his departure from Milele FM, bringing to an end a six-year stint at the Mediamax-owned radio station.
The entertainer shared the news on social media, describing the decision as difficult but necessary as he prepares for the next phase of his career. He thanked the station, his colleagues and listeners for supporting him throughout his time on air.
“Your hardest times often lead to the greatest moments of your life. We keep going STRONG.”
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In another message on his instagram post caption, MCA Tricky wrote:“MILELE FM chapter SIGNED OUT successfully. Thank you @Milele FM, family.”
Although he did not disclose the reason for his departure or reveal his next destination, his announcement immediately fuelled speculation among fans about where he could be heading next.
A successful six-year radio journey
MCA Tricky, who first gained national recognition through the Churchill Show, has built a career spanning stand-up comedy, radio, television and digital content creation.
During his six years at Milele FM, he became one of the station’s familiar voices, entertaining listeners with his humour and engaging discussions.
His departure marks another notable change within Kenya’s competitive radio industry, where presenters frequently move between stations or pursue opportunities in television, digital media and entrepreneurship.
Fans wish him well
The announcement attracted hundreds of reactions from fans and fellow media personalities, with many congratulating him while others speculated about his next move.
Radio presenter Tony Mwirigi wished him success, writing:
“Wishing him all the best👏 The best to ever do it👏 In the meantime catch Tony Mwirigi & Santos Odinaree on Milele FM, Monday to Friday, 2 pm to 6 pm 🔥.”
User 20.66t simply commented: “Congratulations 👏.”
Meanwhile, starmartin_ke predicted another opportunity was already lined up, saying: “New deal on the way🔥.”
Speculation over his next destination
Several followers guessed that MCA Tricky could soon join another radio station.
_iam. gathoni wrote: “Radio 47 calling🙌.” Similarly, bipssyevalian commented: “Uneza pata @radio47_kenya washamchukua.”
Others reflected on his career journey.
emveejosh recalled: “14-year-old me almost cried when he left Radio Maisha😂.”
Humour fills the comment section.
As is often the case with Kenyan online discussions, many users responded with jokes.
8163. blessing shared: “Nilikuwa naanika batteries nimsikize back in 2021 nikiwa high school 😂😂.” hybridbrianm joked: “Ameacha kupiga kelele bila sababu 😂.”
Another user, princeoffkenya, made a play on words, commenting:
“Nikama imekuwa TRICKY kwao kuwork pamoja MILELE.”
