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Tony Mwirigi appreciates Oga Obinna for his contribution to boxing after Vurugu 2
23rd June, 2026 09:24 AM
Milele FM radio host and TV presenter Tony Mwirigi has expressed his appreciation to entertainer and event organiser Oga Obinna following the success of the Vurugu 2 boxing event, highlighting the opportunities the show created for many people within the entertainment industry.
In a message shared on his Instagram page on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, Tony reflected on his involvement in the event and thanked Obinna for trusting him with key responsibilities during the build-up and execution of the highly publicised boxing showdown.
Tony reflects on his role at Vurugu 2
According to Tony, he was honoured to be part of the event in different capacities. He revealed that he was entrusted with overseeing the official media tour for Vurugu 2 and later co-hosted the red carpet event held at Sarit Centre.
The media personality noted that the experience allowed him to engage with audiences and industry players while contributing to the success of one of the most talked-about entertainment and boxing events in the country.
“I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank Kenya’s top entertainer and Vurugu 2 organiser, Oga Obinna, for entrusting me with two major responsibilities. First, handling the official media tour for Vurugu 2, and secondly, co-hosting the red carpet event at Sarit Centre alongside Jackie Ogaga from Obinna TV Studios,” he wrote.
Commending Obinna’s vision
Tony also praised Obinna’s commitment to bringing together entertainment and boxing through the Vurugu platform. He described the event as memorable and credited its success to careful planning and determination.
While reflecting on the event, he acknowledged the effort that went into organising the show and creating an experience that attracted attention from fans and stakeholders alike.
“Vurugu 2 was truly an unforgettable event. Your dedication, vision and determination continue to set the bar high,” he stated.
More than just entertainment
Beyond the action in the ring, Tony noted that Vurugu 2 created employment opportunities for many people working behind the scenes. From production teams and security personnel to content creators and service providers, the event contributed to economic activity for numerous families.
He said the impact of the event extended beyond entertainment, pointing out that initiatives of such scale can provide meaningful opportunities for people within the creative industry.
“Beyond your immense contribution to the boxing and entertainment industries, this event created opportunities that put food on the tables of thousands of families through job creation and economic empowerment,” he added.
Appreciation for media support
Tony further recognised the role played by media houses, bloggers and digital content creators in promoting the event. He noted that their coverage helped expand the event’s reach and contributed significantly to its visibility.
“A huge thank you to all the media houses, bloggers and content creators who supported and amplified the event. Your contribution played a key role in making Vurugu 2 a massive success,” he wrote.
Vurugu 3
As conversations around Vurugu 2 continue, Tony hinted at what comes ahead, expressing optimism about the next edition of the event. “The journey continues, see you all at Vurugu 3 in December 2026,” he concluded.
