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How Nigerian man has been recording Nairobi ladies in lodgings

The Nigerian had recorded them without their consent

by Sam Makau
16th August 2026
in News
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Nairobi Chief Officer Geoffrey Mosiria is once again trending after exposing a Nigerian man who has been allegedly sleeping with hote ladies and secretly recording them in Nairobi.

Mosiriam, the Chief Officer for Citizen Engagement and Customer Service says for several weeks he has been receiving complaints from some ladies who were recorded.

The ladies told Mosiria that the Nigerian had recorded them without their consent, and allegedly subjecting them to severe physical violence when they refused to comply with his demands.

According to the information we received, the man is a Nigerian national who had been living in the USA and had recently travelled to Kenya.

“He is alleged to have been targeting women through social media and dating platforms such as Tinder before inviting them to his short-stay apartment,” Mosiria states

After receiving the complaints, Mosiria said he reached police officers from Parklands Police Station, who arrested the suspect.

During the operation, four laptops, iPads and several mobile phones were recovered and confiscated to assist with the ongoing investigations.

“As investigations continue, I am appealing to any woman or anyone else who may have been assaulted, sexually abused, threatened, recorded without consent or otherwise victimised by this individual to come forward and report to Parklands Police Station,” he shared

Adding, “I also want to caution our young Kenyan women to be extremely careful when meeting people they have connected with through dating apps and social media,”

Mosiria urged women to avoid meeting strangers in private apartments or unfamiliar places, especially when you have not known them for long.

“Always let someone you trust know where you are going, share your location and, where possible, arrange the first meeting in a safe and public place,”

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