Kenyan rapper Toxic Lyrikali has confirmed that he will perform at an upcoming public event celebrating former Nairobi County Chief Officer Geoffrey Mosiria’s 10 years of humanitarian service.
The rapper made the announcement in a TikTok video shared on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, urging Kenyans to attend the free event and celebrate Mosiria’s contribution to supporting vulnerable members of society.
Toxic said he had learnt about the planned celebration and was impressed by its purpose, noting that Mosiria had spent years helping people in need.
He encouraged Nairobi residents and his fans to turn up, adding that they would enjoy live entertainment without paying an entrance fee.
“I see there is an event here for Geoffrey Mosiria, and I see it is about celebrating 10 years of humanity and how he has been helping Kenyans. He has been helping many people, and this show will be free for all Kenyans. I urge you all to come and stay entertained. We support all these people,” Toxic said.
Social media personality Obidan Dela, who appeared in the same video, provided further details about the event, including the date and venue.
He announced that the celebration would take place on Sunday, November 15, at KCB Rugby Grounds along Thika Road, near KCA University.
Obidan called on Nairobi residents to attend in large numbers, describing the gathering as an opportunity to appreciate Mosiria for the lives he has touched through his humanitarian activities.
“Yeah, and the event will be on date 15 on Thika Road behind KCA University. So let all people from Nairobi come in large numbers. So guys, let us come and do this for Mosiria and celebrate him because he is someone who has touched the lives of many, very many people,” he said.
Obidan also highlighted Toxic Lyrikali’s scheduled performance, urging the rapper’s fans to take advantage of the free event.
“So Toxic will perform, and all his fans should now know that you have a free event and a chance to see him perform. So prioritise coming,” Obidan added.
The event, themed around 10 years of humanity, is intended to recognise Mosiria’s decade of humanitarian and philanthropic activities, particularly his interventions supporting vulnerable Nairobi residents.
During his time in Nairobi County government, Mosiria became known for his hands-on approach to public service, with his activities covering health, environmental management and citizen engagement.
He also built a considerable social media following by documenting interventions involving homeless people, struggling families and children requiring medical assistance.
His humanitarian work included helping homeless individuals access rehabilitation services, supporting people living in difficult conditions and contributing towards medical treatment for children with serious health conditions.
The celebration comes weeks after Mosiria was dismissed from his position as Chief Officer by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja on October 21, 2026, following a public fallout with the county administration.
Before his dismissal, Mosiria had criticised aspects of the county government’s operations, including alleged corruption, delayed salaries for workers and budgetary decisions affecting his department.
He subsequently announced his intention to challenge Sakaja for the Nairobi gubernatorial seat in the 2027 General Election.
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