Former Nairobi County Chief Officer Geoffrey Mosiria is preparing to celebrate a decade of humanitarian service with a major public event in Nairobi.
The celebration, dubbed 10 Years of Humanity, will take place on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at KCB Rugby Grounds along Thika Road.
Organised alongside entertainment personality DJ Obidan Dela, the free event will begin at 11:00 AM. It will bring together musicians, comedians, religious leaders and members of the public.
Mosiria Celebrates a Decade of Helping Kenyans
The gathering aims to recognise Mosiria’s humanitarian activities over the past ten years. Throughout his public service journey, he has become known for supporting vulnerable individuals and families. His interventions have included helping street children, struggling families and people requiring medical assistance.
The celebration will also highlight ongoing humanitarian efforts involving individuals such as Bryson Makokha Simiyu, the Bungoma teenager battling a severe skin condition. Mosiria recently stepped in to help Bryson access specialised medical care.
Star-Studded Entertainment Lineup Announced
Several Kenyan musicians are expected to perform during the celebration. The announced lineup includes Bahati, Toxic Lyrikali, Stevo Simple Boy, Ringtone and Timmy T Dat. Other performers include Fenny Kerubo, The Mumbua and Sarah.
Comedians and content creators expected at the event include Eric Omondi, Dem Wa Facebook, Obidan Dela, Sparky and Mbavu Destroyer. Toxic Lyrikali has also publicly confirmed his participation, encouraging fans to attend the free celebration.
DJs and Religious Leaders to Join Celebration
The entertainment programme will feature DJs AMM and Aimo. Pastors Victor Kanyari and Boscho are also among the personalities listed for the gathering.
The event is expected to combine entertainment, thanksgiving and recognition of humanitarian work.
Venue, Time and Entry Details
The celebration will happen at KCB Rugby Grounds, Stima Sacco, behind KCA University along Thika Road.
Gates will open at 11:00 AM, and admission will be free.
Through the gathering, organisers hope Kenyans will come together to appreciate Mosiria’s decade of community service.
The event also offers an opportunity to celebrate humanitarian work while supporting conversations around helping vulnerable people.
