A heated public debate has erupted as Mosiria, a prominent city official, has publicly called out popular online star Alicia Kanini, known for her adult content. For several days now, Mosiria has been vocal in his criticism, accusing Kanini of engaging in unlawful activities and, more significantly, of being a detrimental influence on young girls. His direct challenge has sparked widespread discussion on morality, digital content, and the future consequences of online actions. In a recent interview with 2mbili, Mosiria directly addressed Kanini, urging her to adhere to the law. "Let her follow the law. What she is doing has a negative influence on our girls," he firmly stated.
Mosiria further delivered a stark warning, emphasizing the indelible nature of the internet. He cautioned Kanini that her current content would inevitably resurface to "haunt her in the future." Drawing a vivid, if somewhat crude, analogy, he posed a chilling question: "One day, she will be a mother or grandmother. If her children or grandchildren see the video, what will she do? Her children will be taunted that their mother was releasing more water than the Nairobi River." This powerful rhetoric highlights the long-term societal and personal repercussions of online content.
However, Mosiria's message wasn't solely a condemnation. In an unexpected turn, the city official revealed that he had proactively sought a job opportunity for Kanini, offering her a pathway out of her controversial career. "I have looked for a job for her, and she will be earning between KSh 50,000 to 100,000," he announced, presenting a tangible alternative.
The proposed job involves hosting events in nightclubs. Mosiria articulated his vision for this transition, suggesting that Kanini could leverage her existing online popularity into a new, more conventional revenue stream. "She can convert her current online fans into club attendees. If she fills the club, she can make more than she earns with unsavoury photos. It’s not too late, and she will not regret quitting her current content," he advised.
