“It’s Never Too Late”-Comedian Sammy Kioko Signals Fresh Start After A Tumultuous 2025

Renowned comedian Sammy Kioko has broken his social media silence with a powerful message of resilience, faith, and renewal as he embarks on his journey for 2026. In his first post since December 10, 2025, Kioko shared a video of himself immersed in prayer, suggesting that his ti..

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Comedian Sammy Kioko has resurfaced on social media after a turbulent 2025, signaling a fresh start grounded in faith and resilience. His return follows a year marked by significant personal and financial challenges.

Kioko shared a video of himself in prayer, emphasizing the strength found in silence and faith, stating, "Ukikaa kimya unampa Mungu Nafasi ya kupigana vita vyako" (When you remain silent, you give God the chance to fight your battles).
During 2025, he faced multiple setbacks including selling his first car, his sister's serious illness requiring overseas treatment, and the closure of his clothing line, Kioko Designs.
A notable incident involved a public standoff with the Machakos County government in November 2025 over delayed payments, where he camped outside the Governor's office.

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