Self-proclaimed millionaire Madollar Mapesa has for the umpteenth time flexed his wallet in a bid to prove that he is one of the richest Kenyans alive.
The businessman on Wednesday, August 20, 2025, disclosed how he was forced to fork out Sh 20,000 to retrieve his lost iPhone 16 Pro Max which had fallen in a pit latrine.
Taking to his social media pages, Mapesa posted a video of himself washing his iPhone 16 Pro Max using soda after retrieving it from the latrine.
According to Madollar Mapesa, his iPhone had fallen in the pit latrine during the funeral of one of his friends, Hassan Ochieng in his rural home.
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He revealed how he had to pay two people Sh 10,000 each to access the latrine and get his phone.
The Kibra 2027 MP aspirant said they had to demolish the floor of the latrine to get his iPhone.
The businessman disclosed it took about four hours to retrieve his phone from the latrine.
He stated that he did not go through all the trouble just for the phone but its contents.
It should be noted the iPhone 16 Pro Max how’s for over Sh 500,000 in the Kenyan market.
According to him, he could not let it go because it contains a lot of documents for his work.
“Recently at Hassan’s funeral I lost my iPhone 16 Pro Max in a pit latrine. It took 4 hours to get it out. The issue was not about the phone, but we had all the program in it and so much to do with my work. Deals I wouldn’t survive without. They had to break the latrine floor to get it. Two people had to go inside on a Sh 10,000 pay each. We finally got it and it is working. Though someone decided to drink soda meant for cleaning it up. Assuming it was your Techno or Infinix,” Madollar captioned.
While some of his followers agreed with him holding he did the right thing to retrieve his phone, others claimed he was just trying to flex and flaunt his expensive gadget.
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Chaotic Madollar Mapesa
Nairobi News has learnt it was in the same funeral service where he came under fire for allegedly causing chaos during the ceremony.
According to reports from the funeral, drama ensued when the deceased’s uncle accused Mapesa of sacrificing Ochieng to a cult.
Mapesa, visibly agitated, grabbed the microphone and lectured mourners for over an hour, telling the grieving man to ‘demand his share of wealth from the devil or God’ instead of insulting him.
The family had earlier questioned why Mapesa splashed nearly one million shillings on a lavish burial yet allegedly failed to support Ochieng’s livelihood while alive.
Clergy present reportedly stayed silent, with claims they had been paid off to overlook Mapesa’s tirade.
Critics say the incident exposed Mapesa’s politics of money and drama, raising doubts about his fitness for leadership.
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