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HomeDaily NewsThursday, June 12, 2025Controversies and Allegations in Kenyan Public Life
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Controversies and Allegations in Kenyan Public Life

Oga Obinna addresses embezzlement allegations regarding Ksh 1 million donation. Safaricom responds to inquiries about a death in police custody.

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Oga Obinna Responds To Allegations Of Embezzling Stoopid Boy’s Ksh 1 Million Donation

Oga Obinna Responds To Allegations Of Embezzling Stoopid Boy’s Ksh 1 Million Donation

YouTuber and musician Oga Obinna has responded to allegations made by fellow artist Stoopid Boy claiming that Obinna embezzled Ksh 1 million intended for Stoopid Boy's rehabilitation funds.

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YouTuber and musician Oga Obinna has responded to allegations made by fellow artist Stoopid Boy claiming that Obinna embezzled Ksh 1 million intended for Stoopid Boy's rehabilitation funds.

  • Allegations involve Ksh 1 million meant for Stoopid Boy's welfare.
  • Accusations were made in a viral video by Stoopid Boy, who threatened to sue Obinna.
  • Obinna countered by expressing concern for Stoopid's well-being, stating he funded Stoopid's music video and emphasized the need for support from his community.
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Safaricom Responds to Senate Inquiry Over Alleged Link to Death in Police Custody

Safaricom Responds to Senate Inquiry Over Alleged Link to Death in Police Custody

Safaricom has denied any involvement in the death of Albert Omondi Ojwang, who died in police custody, amidst a Senate inquiry into the incident that has drawn national outrage.

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Safaricom has denied any involvement in the death of Albert Omondi Ojwang, who died in police custody, amidst a Senate inquiry into the incident that has drawn national outrage.

  • Albert Omondi Ojwang died while in police custody in Homa Bay.
  • CEO Dr. Peter Ndegwa stated, "At no point was there any contact between Safaricom and any security agency in investigating or arresting the late Albert."
  • Safaricom emphasized its commitment to data integrity and urged the public to focus on the ongoing investigation rather than politicizing the tragedy.
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