Nairobi County Environment CEC Geoffrey Mosiria has finally broken his silence after a viral video captured him with an unidentified lady inside his car.
Nairobi News understands the clip that sparked wild speculation across social media.
A few days ago, the ever-busy county official had shared a video of himself mingling with Nairobians during one of his routine operations across the city.
As usual, Mosiria was seen warmly greeting locals, including several beautiful women, a gesture many have come to associate with his approachable demeanor.
However, things took an unexpected turn when keen-eyed netizens noticed something odd in another video he later posted.
Mosiria The Nairobi Slayqueens’ Slayer?
In the new clip, recorded while addressing CNN journalist Larry Madowo following a road rage incident involving Kibra MP Peter Orero, Mosiria briefly panned his camera, inadvertently revealing a familiar face.
Online detectives quickly went back to his earlier video and realized that the same lightskin lady, dressed in an overflowing brown trench coat, had been captured earlier interacting with him on the streets.
Within hours, social media was on fire.
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Side-by-side screenshots of both videos flooded timelines, with many accusing Mosiria of picking up random women and driving around with them.
Some critics even went further, alleging that he was cheating on his wife with Nairobi slayqueens, while others joked that he had given the lady a lift for a hook up session.
But Mosiria has now come out strongly to dismiss the allegations, terming them baseless and malicious.
Taking to his Facebook page on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, the CEC clarified that he was simply helping a stranded Kenyan and had no inappropriate relationship with the woman.
“I’ve seen quite a number of wild speculations about the lady who was spotted in my car while I was addressing Larry Madowo, requesting him for the Takataka packages that many Kenyans had tagged me to collect and deliver to the designated point!” he wrote.
He went on to remind critics that there’s nothing wrong with offering a ride to a female relative, friend, or even a stranger in need.
“First of all, mimi si wa Forex 😄. Secondly, am I not allowed to drive around with my sister, child, female relatives/friends, or even a stranded lady who needs help, without being judged by online detectives jameni? Huyo mnangoja kuona nikama mtangoja sana 😁,” he added.
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Kenyans Rally Behind Mosiria
Interestingly, this time around, a good number of Kenyans came to his defense.
Many praised him for his humility and generosity, urging him to continue helping Nairobians, even women, without worrying about what online gossipers might say.
Despite his clarification, Mosiria still went ahead and deleted the first video that captured him shaking hands with the random lady.
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