Comedian and content creator Oga Obinna has advised Geoffrey Mosiria to exercise caution in his public statements following his removal from office by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja.

In a video shared on his Facebook page, Obinna warned Mosiria against allowing frustration over his departure from City Hall to push him into making statements that could have lasting consequences.

The comedian suggested that Mosiria might not fully appreciate the implications of speaking publicly about his former workplace, particularly when it comes to his future career prospects.

Obinna argued that people in professional environments must understand the importance of discretion, warning that revealing workplace information could complicate relationships with former colleagues and employers.Obinna warns Mosiria about consequences

Obinna used an analogy involving a frog gradually exposed to rising temperatures to explain how someone might fail to recognise the seriousness of a situation until it becomes difficult to escape.

He warned Mosiria that the consequences of his actions could build up gradually before becoming overwhelming.

"And because it the theory of putting the frog in cold or warm water and hitting it gradually hell not understand the gravity of whatever hell be doing. It will be too hot for him to come out, hell have a couple of court cases, issues with a couple of people and it wont be good with him," Obinna said.

The comedian appeared concerned that continued public exchanges could expose Mosiria to additional disputes, although he did not establish that any new legal action had been filed.

Says Mosiria may regret his statements

Obinna further suggested that Mosiria could look back at his remarks differently after emotions surrounding his removal from office had settled.

"In the next 1 week in the 1 month anything you say now will not make logical sense for you to have said them but bado its your life wewe endelea nayo wewe ngara nayo mimi niko apa," he remarked.

His comments appeared to be a warning against making decisions while disappointed or angry.

Obinna also acknowledged that he was not necessarily the person Mosiria would want to receive advice from, given their history.

"So, I know it is not my place to tell him this coz am among the people alikua amekanyaga sana, but I'll just put it here he might see it he might not I don't care," he said.

The admission added a personal dimension to Obinna's remarks, suggesting that his advice came despite their previous differences.

Reminds Mosiria that power is temporary

Obinna also reflected on the temporary nature of leadership positions, urging people in positions of authority to remain humble and avoid allowing pride to influence their conduct.

"Nothing in life is forever not even the position am in and in this life none of us leaves a life men," he said.

He further claimed that some people had complaints about Mosiria but had not yet spoken publicly about their experiences.

"When you are in any position of power or influence try and minimize the ego, attitude and pride kwanza watu wanalia na jina lako with due time they'll come out and talk about it," Obinna added.

Mosiria previously used Facebook to raise allegations about his treatment within the Nairobi County government following his removal from office.

His claims against Sakaja have not been independently verified, and the governor's response was not included in the material provided.

Obinna's video has added another voice to the discussion, with the comedian urging Mosiria to consider the long-term implications of his public statements.