TikToker Kakan Maiyo released on Ksh.10K police bond after dramatic arrest
TikTok content creator and city businessman Godfrey Mwasiaga, popularly known as Kakan Maiyo (in yellow jacket) after his release on July 11, 2025.
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TikToker and businessman Kakan Maiyo has been released on a
cash bail of Ksh.10,000 after spending two nights in custody at Muthaiga Police
Station.
Maiyo was initially scheduled to be arraigned in Milimani but
was instead returned to the station. He is accused of incitement for allegedly
making inflammatory remarks and alarming publication targeting police officers
and their families through his TikTok content.
Speaking after his release, Maiyo said he was interrogated
over several of his online videos and that his mobile phone was confiscated
during the process.
His legal team has dismissed the charges as baseless arguing
that the accusations do not meet the legal threshold for prosecution.
“They wanted to know whether I am acting in a group but I told
them that those were my personal views,” Maiyo said.
Lawyer Phillip Maiyo said: “The allegations were neither here
nor there, Kan is a man of God and he was doing the Lords work.”
The TikToker’s uncle Peter Kakan: “My prayer to the President
is that we have a national conversation so that everyone knows his role.”
Maiyo is known
for his social media content where he calls out failures of the government,
police brutality, as well as marketing his logistics company.
In one of Maiyo’s most-viewed videos, he is seen warning security
officers behind the enforced disappearances of government critics that “a time
is coming when you will go to abduct someone and you will not return to your
stations alive. Mark my words.”
“The wrath of God is upon this government. When it strikes,
none of you who have been involved in the abductions of Kenyans will survive.
Your families will cry the same tears these families have cried,” he says in
the video.
“No amount of arrest, abduction, or killing will silence
Kenyans. It is a waste of time.”
A video that circulated
on the internet on Wednesday evening showed three apparent plainclothes officers forcefully pinning Maiyo to a wall in a corridor indoors before
leading him away.


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