Mosiria recalls rescuing Goliath Bradley and helping him secure a job
By Katemarthason Okudo, August 9, 2026Nairobi County’s Chief Officer for Customer Engagement and Citizen Service, Geoffrey Mosiria, has shared how he stepped in to help internet sensation Bradley Marongo, also known as Gen Z Goliath, after the social media personality found himself stranded in Nairobi with no money to return to his rural home.
In a post shared on his Instagram page on Saturday, August 8, 2026, Mosiria recalled meeting Goliath when he first came to Nairobi and explained how he later helped him find an opportunity to earn a living.
Mosiria said Goliath reached out to him during his early days in the city, at a time when he was looking to connect with a wider audience.
Mosiria recalls meeting Goliath
According to Mosiria, he was among the first people to help Bradley and to connect with Gen Z Goliath after arriving in Nairobi. He said their interaction later became important when Goliath faced difficulties after appearing on the Obinna TV show.
Mosiria explained that after the appearance, Goliath found himself without money and unable to travel back to his rural home.
“For those who don’t know, when Goliath came to Nairobi, he looked for me and visited me. I was the first person to help him connect with Gen Z Goliath,” Mosiria said.
The county official said the situation later took a difficult turn when Goliath became stranded in the city.
From the streets to a job
Rather than allowing Goliath to return to the village, Mosiria said he decided to intervene and help him find a way to become financially independent.
He revealed that he helped Goliath secure a job, allowing him to get back on his feet. Mosiria’s account highlights the challenges that some young people face when they move to Nairobi in search of opportunities, particularly when they do not have a stable source of income or support system.
He said his decision was based on the belief that sometimes a person needs someone to give them an opportunity before they can change their circumstances.
Mosiria celebrates Goliath’s progress
Looking back at the journey, Mosiria said he was pleased to see the progress Goliath has made since the difficult period.
He described his current situation as a reminder of the impact that a simple act of support can have on someone’s life.
“Today, Goliath is doing well, and I am happy to see how far he has come. Sometimes, all someone needs is a helping hand, an opportunity, and someone who believes in them,” he said.
Mosiria also used the experience to encourage people to support others who may be going through difficult moments instead of writing them off because of their circumstances.
A call to give people second chances
The county official said helping someone does not always require large amounts of money, noting that an opportunity or a show of support can make a difference.
He urged Kenyans to continue looking out for one another and give people opportunities to rebuild their lives. “Let us continue helping one another and giving people a second chance in life,” Mosiria added.