Sakaja Takes Just 6 Hours to Sack Mosiria After He Alleged This About Him — Details

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has reportedly dismissed Geoffrey Mosiria from his position as Chief Officer, barely six hours after the county official made explosive allegations against the county administration.

The development has sparked fresh debate about the relationship between the two officials, with questions emerging over the circumstances surrounding Mosiria’s reported exit from the county government.

According to claims circulating on social media, Mosiria accused Sakaja of corruption, abuse of office and an alleged relationship with an unnamed female county chief officer. The allegations have not been independently verified, and Sakaja’s response to the specific claims remains important.

The reported dismissal has attracted attention because of its timing, coming shortly after Mosiria’s accusations became public.

The controversy has also revived discussions about Mosiria’s political ambitions ahead of the 2027 General Election. The former county official has recently attracted attention over speculation that he could challenge Sakaja for the Nairobi gubernatorial seat.

If Mosiria decides to pursue the position, the two leaders could find themselves competing for the same seat after previously serving within the same county administration.

Sakaja was elected Nairobi governor in 2022 and faces increasing scrutiny over his administration’s performance as political preparations for the next election gather momentum.

Mosiria has also been vocal on issues affecting Nairobi residents, particularly service delivery and the management of county affairs. His latest allegations could further complicate the political situation within City Hall.

The reported developments have generated reactions online, with Kenyans seeking clarification about Mosiria’s employment status and the accusations against the governor.

A Facebook post circulating about the controversy has added to the discussion surrounding the two officials.

However, the circumstances surrounding the reported dismissal, including the official reasons for the decision, still require confirmation.

Attention now turns to whether Sakaja will publicly address the allegations and whether Mosiria will provide further details about his claims.

The unfolding dispute could have political implications for Nairobi as leaders position themselves ahead of the 2027 elections.

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