Nairobi man claiming to be Illuminati boss treats Stevo Simple Boy to fully paid Mombasa getaway

By , September 14, 2026

Nairobi man Chief Bernard has gone all out for rapper Stevo Simple Boy, promising him a lavish Mombasa getaway and footing the bill for the road trip after making a pledge to treat the musician and his family to a coastal holiday.

Speaking in a video shared on TikTok on Sunday, September 13, 2026, Chief Bernard, who has made online videos claiming to be a senior boss in Kenya’s Freemasonry circles, showed off the two cars as he prepared to hit the road with Stevo, his wife and their son, Dragon Junior.

Bernard said he had made a promise to Stevo Simple Boy that he would take him to Mombasa for a vacation and was determined to honour his word.

“And I am a man of my word, and I had promised that I would take Stevo Simple Boy to Mombasa for a vacation. And he has come with his wife and his son Dragon Junior,” he said.

The Nairobi man appeared eager to begin the road trip, showing his expensive vehicle parked alongside Stevo’s car as the two prepared to make their way to the Coast.

Bernard said he wanted both vehicles to be filled with fuel before they embarked on the journey, with particular interest in finding out how much it would cost to fill Stevo’s car.

“And I have my expensive car here, and Stevo also has his. Now I want us to fill our fuel tank, and then we head out. Mombasa, see you soon,” he said.

Bernard said the long-awaited getaway had officially begun after the two cars were prepared for the journey.

“I made a promise to Stevo, and we have started the journey now,” he said.

Stevo Simple Boy with Chief Bernard. PHOTOS/Screengrabs by K24 Digital of Instagram video by @stevosimpleboy8

The self-proclaimed Freemasonry boss also revealed that Mombasa would only be the first stop, with the group planning to proceed to Diani after spending some time in the coastal city.

“We will arrive in Mombasa and show off a bit and then move to Diani and enjoy a bit there,” he said.

Bernard also appeared keen to turn the fuelling stop into an opportunity to establish just how much Stevo’s vehicle could take, saying he wanted the rapper’s car filled to capacity.

“I want to fuel Stevo’s car with a full tank and I want to see how much it takes for his car to fill a full tank,” he said.

The gesture comes as Stevo, who has built a name for himself in Kenya’s music scene, continues to attract considerable attention both for his music and his highly publicised appearances online.

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