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Nicki Bigfish: HEHA Movers need guidance, not people waiting for their downfall

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Nicki Bigfish: HEHA Movers need guidance, not people waiting for their downfall
Nicki Bigfish and HEHA Movers. PHOTO/@

Content creator Nicki Bigfish has defended Kibera-based digital creators HEHA Movers amid criticism from some members of the entertainment and digital space.

In a post he shared on his Instagram page on Wednesday, September 16, 2026 Nicki said he was concerned by the way the group has been portrayed by some radio personalities, blogs, podcasts, and fellow content creators, with some people openly predicting their failure.

In a statement shared on social media, Nicki said the creators should be allowed to grow instead of being judged by where they come from.

“It genuinely breaks my heart to see radio personalities, renowned blogs, podcasts, and even fellow content creators constantly branding these guys negatively and, in some cases, openly predicting their downfall,” he said.

Nicki asks for understanding

Nicki, who manages HEHA Movers through his agency, said people should take time to understand the journey of the young creators before forming opinions about them.

He described the group as young people with dreams and ambitions who are working towards improving their lives and creating a better future for their families. According to Nicki, their story goes beyond the opinions shared about them online, as they are still learning and finding their way in the digital space.

He said what the creators need at this stage is support that can help them improve while also holding them accountable for their actions.

Nicki Bigfish in a past event.PHOTO/Nicki Bigfish/Instagram
Nicki Bigfish in a past event.PHOTO/Nicki Bigfish/Instagram

“They are still learning, building, and finding their way. What they need is guidance, accountability, and opportunities to grow, not people waiting to celebrate their failure,” Nicki said.

Nicki manages HEHA Movers

Nicki is the talent manager and mentor behind HEHA Movers, having brought the Kibera-based digital creators under his management. Through his agency, he helps manage the group and connects them with mainstream brand partnerships and advertising opportunities.

He has also been vocal in defending the creators whenever they face criticism online, maintaining that they are legitimate content creators working to improve their lives.

The group has continued to attract attention online through its digital content and the personal journeys of its members.

HEHA Movers show progress on houses

Nicki has previously praised the group for the effort and commitment they have shown towards changing their lives and contributing to their community. The creators recently gave their followers a look at houses they are building, showing the progress made on the projects.

Heha Movers in a past skit. PHOTO/@hehamovers/Instagram

The development was presented as part of their efforts to invest in their future after gaining opportunities through their growing online presence. Nicki said the progress was evidence that the support the group has received was being put to use.

“These guys never cease to amaze me with the effort, determination, and commitment they continue to put into transforming their lives and the community around them. As you can see, they are putting that support to good use and making wise investments in their future,” he said.

Building beyond houses

For Nicki, the houses represent more than physical structures. He believes the group is also working towards creating a different future for themselves and their families.

He said their journey is still at an early stage and that there is more to come from the creators as they continue building their careers.

“This is only the beginning. There is so much more to come,” Nicki said.

He added that the creators were not only building houses but also working towards creating opportunities and changing the story of where they came from.

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