Friday, January 30, 2026 - A video circulating online has left social media buzzing after showing a mother visibly shocked by her 18-year-old daughter’s bold outfit choice for a night out. In the video, the young woman is seen wearing a revealing body-hugging outfit that leaves much to the imagination. At one point, her mother is heard saying, “Turn around,” prompting her daughter to strike a pose proudly. Despite the provocative attire, the mother ultimately allowed her daughter to go out, sparking a heated debate online over modern-day parenting and where to draw the line between freedom and guidance. Watch the video>>> below Mom was shocked after seeing her 18-year-old daughter wearing this outfit to go out pic.twitter.com/x2udlEfiGQ— Insane Clips (@StreetFightsHQ) January 29, 2026 The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - A young man was left heartbroken after snooping through his girlfriend’s phone, only to find out that she has secret relationships with multiple men. The cunning and insecure man took his girlfriend’s phone while she was asleep and posted a photo of himself on her WhatsApp status with the caption “My man”, accompanied by love emojis and a wedding ring. What followed shocked him. Within moments, several men reacted to the status, some expressing confusion and surprise, unintentionally revealing that they, too, were romantically involved with the same woman. The reactions confirmed the man’s worst fears: he was not the only one in her life. Watch the video>>> below Man used his Girlfriend's phone to post his picture on her status.The heartbrèàk that followed is 🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/XZu7Pv0lAh— EJIKEME🇳🇴🇳🇬 (@ejykmykel1) January 29, 2026 The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - Upcoming Kikuyu gospel singer, Jane Reborn, has broken her silence days after a reported suicide attempt, opening up about betrayal, public mockery, and the intense personal struggles she says pushed her to the brink.In a raw and emotional Facebook post, Jane thanked God for sparing her life and called out what she described as shocking cruelty from people who, instead of offering support, were allegedly disappointed to find her alive.“I thank God for saving my life. I pray that what I have gone through never happens, not even to my worst enemy,” she wrote.Jane claimed that some individuals even went to the hospital hoping to confirm her death so they could be the first to break the news online.“To the people who got disappointed at the hospital after finding out that I was not dead, relax… mazishi yenye mlikua mnataka mtakua nayo soon, lakini kwenu,” she added in a biting response.The gospel singer revealed that her mental state was compounded by multiple pressures happening at once.According to her post, she is just three months post-Caesarean section, caring for a newborn, confined at home, and simultaneously dealing with a court case filed by her baby daddy, a case she says has been ongoing since she was six months pregnant.“Nobody said that I’m just 3 months post CS, raising a baby, and funding a lawyer at the same time,” she lamented.Jane also accused her baby daddy of being a deadbeat father, alleging that he abandoned his responsibilities while subjecting her to legal and emotional stress during and after pregnancy.In perhaps the most startling revelation, Jane claimed that she only later discovered disturbing details about the man she was involved with.“Nobody said that I was told that their grandpa had 3 wives, na kwao bro wake wako na 3 wives except him and he needed one,” she wrote, suggesting that she was misled about the family’s background and expectations.Read her full post. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - A viral screenshot has sparked online debate after a Kenyan man named Ben shared a raw and emotional breakup message from his girlfriend.In the early morning text, she expressed deep frustration over his emotional unavailability.“I haven’t seen a man who cares for a woman and still takes a whole day to read their text,” she wrote, accusing Ben of neglect and lack of affection.While acknowledging their physical intimacy, she emphasized that emotional support was missing.“Your mechi is great, yes!”“But can you rub my feet and ease my anxiety? No!”In a final blow, she told Ben, “You don’t belong to someone like me. Go get women that don’t demand as much as I do.”The message has ignited conversations around emotional needs, communication and modern relationship standards. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - A man has sparked a buzz on social media after sharing a photo of himself on what he described as a “date” with a Catholic sister. The photo, which was posted on X (formerly Twitter), shows the man seated with the nun, who turned up dressed in her full official church attire. “Leo nimeteka sister,” the man cheekily captioned the photo. The photo has caused a buzz largely because Catholic sisters take vows of chastity and dedicate their lives to prayer, service and community work, making the idea of a “date” both surprising and humorous to many online users. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - A viral video of a curvy Somali woman letting loose on the dance floor has taken social media by storm, challenging stereotypes and sparking lively conversations. Somali women are often perceived as reserved, but this clip shows a different side - fun, carefree and full of energy. In the video, the lady is seen dancing playfully at what appears to be a house party, leaving onlookers stunned by her boldness. Her moves radiate confidence and joy, proving there’s more behind the hijab than meets the eye. At one point, a cheeky man tries to join her performance, but the crowd quickly holds him back, allowing her to remain the star of the moment. The clip has lit up social media, with netizens both amused and impressed by the unexpected energy and boldness. Watch the video>>> below. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - Kericho Senator and President William Ruto’s close ally, Aaron Cheruiyot, has constructed a palatial residence, igniting heated debate over the source of his rapidly growing wealth. The expansive home, located in the Kapkormom area of West Valley in Kericho County, features sleek modern architectural design, manicured grounds, and high-end finishes. According to whispers, the residence has increasingly become a private political base for the outspoken Kenya Kwanza lawmaker. Further reports indicate that the property houses a reinforced steel vault in the basement where large sums of money are stored. A helicopter was photographed parked within the compound, with claims circulating online that the chopper was acquired from seasoned politician Peter Kenneth. Photos of the state-of-the art residence have fueled speculation about the growing wealth of politicians within President William Ruto’s inner circle, with critics questioning how a mere Senator can afford such opulence. Last year, outspoken blogger Cyprian Nyakundi linked Senator Cheruiyot to a purported private system through which betting tax revenues were allegedly diverted. See photos of the Senator’s residence. The Kenyan DAILY POST

 

 

Friday, January 30, 2026 - Content creator Lydia Wanjiru has voiced concern over the growing online presence of the late Betty Bayo’s daughter, Sky, questioning whether it is healthy for her to be exposed to social media at such a young age.Wanjiru said she supports the idea that Sky should stay away from the internet until adulthood, noting that the teenager was introduced to online platforms too early.“Unfortunately, she was exposed too early, and I think it’s too late now to enforce such a boundary now!” she remarked.Wanjiru warned that early exposure could have long‑term effects on Sky’s well‑being, especially when adults pressure her with questions she is not ready to answer.“I don’t want to ask what her close family thinks about her presence online and how they handle such situations where she has to explain such things herself,” Wanjiru said.She ended her statement with a prayer: “God protect her.”The statement comes after Sky went live on social media, lashing out at netizens who asked if she had a boyfriend.She firmly told them off, insisting that dating is the last of her worries and that she has better things to focus on.Sky’s mother, Betty Bayo, was a celebrated gospel musician best known for her hit song 11th Hour.Betty passed away on November 10th, 2025, after battling acute leukemia, and was laid to rest on November 20th at her home in Mugumo Estate. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - A video of a Kenyan man, Ian Kimtai, living on the streets of Australia has left netizens stunned and deeply concerned. Ian, who moved abroad in search of greener pastures, was first recognized by a former classmate from St. Joseph’s Boys, Kitale, who described him as “a very bright guy.” The classmate shared on X: “I’ve just seen my high school friend Ian Kimtai from St. Joseph’s Boys Kitale living in the streets of Australia. He was a very bright guy.” Soon after, another clip surfaced showing Ian with a popular content creator known for gifting homeless individuals $250 and asking whether they’d spend it on food or a massage. Ian’s choice to go for a private massage sparked mixed reactions online. While the exact circumstances that led Ian to homelessness remain unclear, some netizens speculated substance abuse may have played a role. Others, however, urged compassion and rallied Kenyans in Australia to step in and support him. Watch the video HERE>>>> The Kenyan DAILY POST

 

 

 

Friday, January 30, 2026 - Digital content creator, Purity Vishenwa, popularly known as Pritty Vishy, has sparked conversation online after claiming that the easiest way to get rich today is by exploiting women’s insecurities. In a statement shared on her Instagram account, Vishy said many businesses are thriving by selling products that prey on women’s fears about their bodies and appearance. She listed items such as hair growth oils, weight loss and weight gain products. “The easiest way to get rich in this era is to use women’s insecurity, e.g hair growth products, weight loss/gain products and nyash enlargement products,” Vishy claimed. She argued that women are pressured to look a certain way, making them vulnerable to products that may not even work. She accused sellers of deliberately targeting insecurities rather than offering genuine solutions. Her remarks came just a day after she cautioned fans against influencers who undergo cosmetic procedures but still promote body‑enhancing pills. “Be careful with influencers who have done surgery and go ahead to advertise and sell for you people flat tummy and mafrumbaya (nyash) pills.” “Be careful with such influencers/influencer,” she warned. Vishy explained that it is dishonest for influencers to mislead followers into believing pills are responsible for their body transformations when surgery is the real reason. She noted that many fans end up wasting money and risking their health in pursuit of unrealistic results. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - Popular online personality, Nurse Judy, a US‑based Kenyan nurse, has caused a buzz on social media after disclosing the massive financial rewards of nursing abroad.In a recent Instagram post, Judy revealed that working in the United States has enabled her to earn the equivalent of up to Ksh 1.3 million per week - an amount far beyond what most nurses in Kenya take home in a month.Her revelation has ignited conversations among Kenyan health professionals, many of whom are paid peanuts and work under challenging conditions.In Kenya, registered nurses typically earn between Ksh 55,000 and Ksh 110,000 per month in public hospitals, depending on experience.Judy contrasted this with the lucrative opportunities available in the US, especially in high‑demand specialties and regions.Beyond the financial appeal, Judy urged Kenyan nurses to focus on proper licensure and certification before seeking opportunities abroad.She emphasized the importance of passing the NCLEX‑RN exam and meeting state licensing requirements.While acknowledging that relocation comes with challenges, Judy stressed the need for thorough preparation and warned against fraudulent recruitment schemes.“Legitimate processes are key to success,” she advised, urging nurses to avoid shortcuts and protect themselves from exploitation. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - Veteran Kenyan gospel singer, Daddy Owen, has shared little known details about his past relationship with a white woman, revealing how cultural differences eventually led to their breakup.Speaking on his podcast on Thursday, January 29th, 2026, Owen said their connection began quickly and intensely.“Ashapigia buda yako simu, buda yake ananipigia, things were moving very fast,” he recalled.Despite the excitement, Owen admitted that culture soon became the biggest challenge.“With this chick, one of the hardest things…the only difference was tulianza kuclash on culture,” he explained, adding that his strong Luhya roots made compromise difficult.“Si unajua mimi na u Luhya yangu siwezi bend, kuna vitu siwezi kubali zifanyike.”The singer revealed that his partner wanted them to relocate to America, but at the time his music career in Kenya was just beginning to flourish.While she was already established as a nurse, Owen questioned what future awaited him abroad.“Exactly what am I coming to do in America?” he asked, realizing the move would not work.Eventually, the couple parted ways, with Owen even accompanying her to the bus station.Reflecting on the relationship, Owen described it as a learning moment.“There are so many things nili realise zingekataa kuwork,” he noted, emphasizing that love alone is not always enough. The Kenyan DAILY POST 

Friday, January 30, 2026 - Influencer Maureen Waititu has shared a powerful message of resilience, urging women not to let heartbreak or deadbeat fathers define the rest of their lives. In a heartfelt Instagram, Maureen said her words were meant to encourage those who feel stuck because something went wrong or someone hurt them. “I’m not saying this from a point of privilege, but to encourage so many women and some men who are living in the cage of stuck,” she wrote. She highlighted how many people remain trapped because they keep focusing on what failed instead of what is still possible. The mother of two called on women to stop labeling themselves as failures and instead work with whatever little they have. “Please stop labelling yourself a failure and collect the little you have and work with it,” she urged. Her message carries extra weight given her own journey. Maureen is a single mother of two, following her highly publicized breakup with fitness influencer Frankie Just Gym It. Their relationship and subsequent co‑parenting struggles played out in the public eye, making her story familiar to many Kenyans. Despite the challenges, she has continued to rebuild her life while raising her sons, embodying the very resilience she now encourages other women to embrace. She reminded her followers that pain from broken homes, toxic workplaces, or failed relationships should never become permanent identities. Instead, she encouraged women to release themselves from the “victim” label created by heartbreak, deadbeat fathers, or toxic colleagues. Maureen emphasized that progress begins when one decides to act, even without perfect conditions. “Life is so short to fall and stay there,” she said, adding that recovery can be slow but steady. She believes consistency eventually brings clarity and strength, and one day, women will look back and thank themselves for choosing to move forward instead of giving up. “One day, you’ll look back and thank yourself for getting unstuck,” she concluded. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - Rev. Lucy Natasha has candidly shared how she and her Indian husband, Prophet Carmel, navigated the complexities of dowry traditions in their marriage.Speaking in a YouTube interview on Friday, January 30th, 2026, the preacher admitted that cultural differences posed unique challenges.“In Indian culture, it is the woman who pays dowry, but in ours, it is the man,” Natasha explained.She recalled her husband’s proposal, saying, “He told me, ‘I want to marry you.’ I asked him, ‘Kwa wahindi…?’ because I didn’t understand their traditions.”His response was that she will need to bring dowry, to which she replied, “Na mimi nikamwambia kwetu, lazima pia ulete.”The couple soon realized that navigating these differences required patience, compromise, and respect for each other’s backgrounds.Natasha admitted it wasn’t easy, but emphasized that their love remained constant.“We laughed together, we enjoyed each other’s company, and that helped us understand each other better,” she said.Beyond their personal journey, Natasha noted that they had a dilemma about whether their families would accept the blended traditions.She described the process as a season of learning, where both had to honor customs while making decisions together.Natasha encouraged couples in similar situations to communicate openly and embrace patience.“Understanding cultural expectations takes time, but love and respect can guide you through,” she advised. The Kenyan DAILY POST 

Friday, January 30, 2026 - A tweet from Kenyan lawyer @Thuranira_1 has stirred online debate after revealing a jaw-dropping child support twist. A woman who sued her ex-boyfriend for financial support suddenly wanted to settle the matter “amicably” when the man demanded a paternity test. Her reason? The DNA test might “psychologically affect the child.” This case has reignited concerns over paternity fraud - where some women allegedly pin fatherhood on unsuspecting men to secure financial support. While not every case is deceptive, the emotional and financial damage of false paternity is undeniable. Men are now being urged to insist on DNA tests before committing to child support. In today’s world, blind trust can be costly. Ogopa wanawake, indeed. The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - As millions of Kenyans continue to lament about joblessness and the tough economic climate, one business-minded Kikuyu man in Juja has turned creativity into cash, proving that hustlers never sleep. The enterprising man has set camp along a busy road in Juja, armed with a telescope and a loudspeaker, drawing curious crowds by inviting passersby to take a glimpse of “other planets”, at a modest fee of KSh100 per person. Using a mounted loudspeaker, the man loudly markets his service to passersby, confidently hyping the experience and promising a rare opportunity to explore the universe, right there by the roadside. A video circulating online shows intrigued residents lining up, parting with their coins, and peering through the telescope as the businessman enthusiastically guides them through the viewing session. Many online commenters praised the man’s creativity, saying the hustle is proof that opportunities exist for those bold enough to think outside the box. Watch the video>>> below A businessperson in Juja is charging Kenyans KSh 100 to use a telescope to view other planets. pic.twitter.com/Wv3hVOIt6T— The Kenyan Vigilante (@KenyanSays) January 30, 2026 The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - A woman has sent social media into a frenzy after making a jaw-dropping confession in front of President William Ruto during a Nyota Programme event. In a video now circulating widely online, the woman openly admits that she has been selling bhang and illicit liquor to survive economically. “Nauza bangi na pombe,” she is heard saying, triggering laughter and murmurs from the crowd as the President and officials look on. The woman went on to plead with the Government for financial support, saying that if given a loan, she will abandon the illegal trade and engage in legitimate income-generating activities. Her blunt honesty has sparked mixed reactions online. While some Kenyans praised her courage and transparency, others questioned how such a confession was made publicly without immediate consequences. Watch the video>>> below Very TRUTHFUL ....Naomba Serikali inisaidie nitoke kupima pombe.......Nauza Bangi Wale Nauzia Bangi hebu Inua Mikono Juuu😂🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/QrkmLRh5Co— Kawangware Finest ™ - Geoffrey Moturi (@cbs_ke) January 30, 2026 The Kenyan DAILY POST

Friday, January 30, 2026 - Former UDA Secretary General, Cleophas Malala, has set social media ablaze after remarks he made during a recent interview sparked speculation over the circumstances surrounding the death of veteran Opposition Leader, Raila Odinga. Speaking during the interview, Malala drew parallels between historical and recent political events, noting that when iconic politician Tom Mboya was assassinated, his widow was later appointed as Kenya’s UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme) Ambassador. Malala went on to point out that Raila Odinga’s wife, Mama Ida Odinga, has similarly been given a role linked to UNEP following her husband’s death, a comparison that immediately ignited debate online. While Malala did not explicitly accuse anyone, his remarks have been widely interpreted by netizens as raising questions about whether powerful forces may have been involved in the death of Raila. The outspoken politician further criticized Raila’s close allies, singling out Suna East MP, Junet Mohamed, whom he accused of being more focused on striking political deals than demanding deeper answers about Raila’s death. Watch the video>>> below “When Tom Mboya was Assassinated, his wife was appointed as the UNEP Ambassador. Raila’s wife, Mama Ida, has been given the same job”- Cleo Malala opens a can of worms pic.twitter.com/rWoM9KsRLg— Jim Njue (@jimNjue_) January 30, 2026 The Kenyan DAILY POST

The Confederation of African Football President Patrice Motsepe, has convened an executive committee to review its regulations and disciplinary code to ensure judicial bodies have the power to impose appropriate and dissuasive sanctions for serious violations of the CAF statutes. While citing satisfaction with the disciplinary committee rulings on the incidents which halted the African […] The post Motsepe convenes urgent EXCO meeting to review CAF regulations appeared first on KBC Digital.

Kenya is on track to eliminate lymphatic filariasis, bilharzia (schistosomiasis), onchocerciasis (river blindness) and trachoma. The post Kenya steps up fight to eliminate four NTDs by 2030 appeared first on KBC Digital.

For the average Nigerian freelancer, shopper, or tech enthusiast, the word “PayPal” often triggers a heavy sigh. Since its inception in 1998, the American-based giant has been the global gold standard for digital payments—acting as a secure electronic alternative to traditional banking for sending and receiving money across borders. However, for Nigerians, that “global” access […] The post PayPal Is Back Through Paga — So Why Are Nigerians Saying “No”? appeared first on 36ng.

For the average Nigerian freelancer, shopper, or tech enthusiast, the word “PayPal” often triggers a heavy sigh. Since its inception in 1998, the American-based giant has been the global gold standard for digital payments—acting as a secure electronic alternative to traditional banking for sending and receiving money across borders. However, for Nigerians, that “global” access […] The post PayPal Is Back Through Paga — So Why Are Nigerians Saying “No”? appeared first on 36ng.

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The post Wike makes threats over use of stadiums for political rallies in Rivers appeared first on Kemi Filani News. The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has threatened to destroy any stadium in Rivers, if he is denied access to hold any political rally. Speaking on Friday, Wike warned that he would forcefully access the Yakubu Gowon Stadium with his supporters, declaring that “heaven will not fall” if the facility is […] The post Wike makes threats over use of stadiums for political rallies in Rivers appeared first on Kemi Filani News.

Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has reaffirmed the Ministry’s focus on high-impact interventions, including skilled birth attendance, emergency obstetric and newborn care, neonatal resuscitation. Speaking when he hosted a UNICEF delegation, he highlighted initiatives such as the Maternal and Newborn Health Rapid Results Initiative and Every Woman, Every Newborn Everywhere, which promote quality, respectful care […] The post Health CS Duale hosts UNICEF to accelerate maternal, newborn, child health initiatives appeared first on KBC Digital.

Interior CS highlights collaboration between legal fraternity and government as essential for national progress The post Balanced criticism key to better governance, Murkomen tells LSK appeared first on KBC Digital.

The Kings Rugby Development Academy has launched a new mobile digital learning initiative, the DIGI-AI Bus, to bridge the digital divide by providing hands-on access to computers and the internet, as well as basic digital skills, particularly for learners in underserved communities. The DIGI-AI BUS initiative will fast-track learners’ readiness for the global digital economy […] The post DIGI-AI Bus launched to equip public primary school learners with digital, AI skills appeared first on KBC Digital.

 

Africa-led institution underscores that climate pressures, geopolitical disruptions, and fragile food systems are increasingly intersecting in ways that elevate the risk of widespread hunger. The post Agra urges global leaders to treat hunger as a systemic global risk  appeared first on KBC Digital.

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Tems returns to COLORSxSTUDIOS for a soulful, minimalist performance of "What You Need" from her album Love Is A Kingdom. The post Tems Delivers a Stripped-Back Performance of “What You Need” on A COLORS SHOW appeared first on BellaNaija - Showcasing Africa to the world. Read today!.