"Naweza kukuweka": Drama as Cindy loses account moments after giving house tour

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- TikToker Cindy Baibe clashed with Nairobi County official Geoffrey Mosiria after he called out her cosy video with boyfriend Medusa

- Cindy responded by giving Mosiria a full tour of her mansion, flaunting a 75-inch TV, a Toyota Harrier and a lavish bedroom

- Cindy's TikTok account was banned shortly after the confrontation went viral, and she later issued a public apology to Mosiria

A Kenyan TikToker known as Cindy Baibe found herself at the centre of a very public storm after a confrontation with a Nairobi county official ended with her losing her TikTok account entirely.

The drama began after Cindy and her boyfriend, Medusa, were filmed getting close in a video that quickly caught attention online. Nairobi county official Geoffrey Mosiria noticed the clip and publicly called the two out over it. Rather than let the moment pass, Cindy fired back hard.

Cindy's mansion tour goes viral

Her response came in the form of a live house tour aimed squarely at Mosiria, with the TikToker making it abundantly clear that she believed he was in no position to judge her lifestyle.

"You cannot afford my life. Wenye unahang out na wao naweza walipia rent wote. Wacha nimpee house tour. Anadhani mimi ni mtu wa hivi givi," she said at the start of the clip, before taking viewers through what appeared to be a well-furnished home.

She walked her audience through a sweeping staircase leading to an upstairs bedroom fitted with a ring light, a plush white bed and a couch. In the kitchen and dining area, she continued taunting the official, asking:

"Can you afford this kitchen? Usiniangalie hapo uanze kuniaddress." She also referenced a television set, saying, "Mosiria naweza kukuweka, TV niko nayo ya 75 inches."

The tour ended on the outdoor veranda, where she presented a Toyota Harrier and confirmed it was hers.

Watch Cindy Baibe's house tour that set off the controversy:

Account banned, apology issued

The boldness did not last long. Shortly after the video circulated widely, Cindy's TikTok account was taken down. In fresh videos that began making the rounds, she reversed course entirely, apologising to Mosiria and asking for his forgiveness.

Kenyans online had plenty to say about the rapid turn of events:

@Just_beingtrudy said:

"Pride comes before the fall."

@leen said:

"Cindy anatukana wrong number, account already banned."

@PENDO said:

"Cheza na TikTok but not serekali."

@yule yule tu wetu said:

"Wacha kucheza na serikali."

@Boogie boow 🕺said:

"Mosiria no jokes."

@Deeva said:

"Mwambienie uupgrade TV stand."

@suzzygithinji said:

"Unacheza na serikali wewe 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 apologise."

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Source: TUKO.co.ke

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