Comedian and content creator Oga Obinna has warned Geoffrey Mosiria against speaking publicly about his former workplace following his removal from office by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja.
In a video shared on his Facebook page, Obinna offered Mosiria unsolicited advice, cautioning that his comments about his former employer could affect his future career opportunities and expose him to further problems. Obinna suggested that Mosiria risked becoming known primarily for content creation if potential employers became concerned about his public statements.
"Sasa atabaki kuwa content creator coz many people will not employ him since he has a loose mouth, he talks too much and when you talk in any org. you are a liability you see like now what he is doing," Obinna said.
The comedian appeared to suggest that Mosiria's decision to speak about his experiences at City Hall could create difficulties beyond his fallout with Sakaja.
Obinna warns of powerful enemies
Obinna further argued that speaking publicly about disagreements with a former employer could create hostility with influential people and make future employment difficult.
"He thinks he is retaliating to his former boss so hell go online, hell anika their dirty linen and say weve done this weve done that and hell now have a lot of enemies not only his former boss," he said.
He added that some people could use their influence to discourage potential employers from hiring Mosiria.
"Hell create powerful enemies those who can make moves, those who can call and say usimwandike huyu jamaa mahali. So for him to find a job is gonna be difficult," Obinna added.
His remarks suggested that public disputes with former employers can have consequences for professional relationships and future opportunities.
Tells Mosiria to pursue legal channels
Obinna also cautioned Mosiria against relying on social media to address grievances he may have with his former workplace.
"If its something you can go through it ligally go through it ligally but apa TikTok hutas saidika bro," he said.
He argued that online discussions could attract attention without necessarily resolving the underlying issues.
"Coz the more you talking you campaigning on our behalf coz were too eyeing that position," Obinna added.
'Shut up,' Obinna tells Mosiria
The comedian acknowledged that Mosiria could be disappointed and frustrated by his removal from office but maintained that remaining silent could be wiser.
"From stranger to stranger just shut up. I know you are burning, I know you feel disappointed, you feel sijui nini, shut it," he said.
Obinna also reminded Mosiria that positions of power are temporary, saying people should remain humble while serving in influential roles.
"Nothing in life is forever, not even the position am in," he stated.
He concluded by suggesting that people who felt mistreated could eventually speak publicly about their experiences.
Obinna's remarks add another dimension to the conversation surrounding Mosiria's departure from City Hall, with the comedian urging him to exercise restraint as he considers his next move.
