‘Nitakuhangaisha’: Papa King demands job from Mosiria days after getting arrested for trolling him

TikTok content creator Papa King has demanded a job from Nairobi County Chief Officer Geoffrey Mosiria days after he was arrested following a dramatic confrontation over his online remarks against the county official.
In a Facebook video on Thursday, September 10, 2026, Papa King insisted that Mosiria should employ him and warned that he would continue calling him out if his demand was not addressed.
He revealed that he had already spoken about him in a song he recently released but was disappointed that the county official had not watched or supported it.
“Mosiria, I have talked about you in the song I have released, but you are not even watching it,” he said.
He urged Mosiria to watch the song and support him as a talent before returning to the events that led to his arrest and accusing the county official of taking the wrong approach by having him arrested.
Papa King maintained that arresting him would not provide a solution to their differences, arguing instead that Mosiria and other officials should give him an opportunity to work.
“Go there, watch and support a talent. I told you to arrest me will not give you any solution. I want you all to employ me. I want you to give me a job,” he said.
The content creator went on to warn Mosiria that he would continue going to his offices if the demand was not addressed, suggesting that the dispute between the two would not end with his arrest.
He further told the county official that he was being honest about his intentions and would continue speaking out against him, regardless of the consequences.
“Otherwise, I will come to those offices. You know what you want with me. I am just being honest. I will never stop telling you off,” Papa King said.

Papa King also revisited his arrest, telling Mosiria that he considered it wrong for him to have been taken into custody over his remarks and insisting that he would continue pressing the issue until he was offered employment.
“You did a wrong thing to have me arrested. I will not cease until I get a job,” he said.
His latest remarks come days after his dramatic encounter with Mosiria, which escalated after the TikToker repeatedly criticised the county official over his highly publicised crackdown on explicit content creators and influencers on TikTok.
Papa King had been vocal in his criticism of Mosiria, directing a series of insults and abusive remarks at the county official online before the confrontation moved from social media to Mosiria’s office.
The encounter ended with Papa King being arrested by law enforcement officers, with footage from the incident showing him handcuffed as he pleaded for forgiveness while Mosiria confronted him over the remarks.
The arrest and confrontation subsequently became a widely discussed episode in the ongoing clash between the content creator and the county official.
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