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Mosiria Calls for Arrest of Former Machachari Actor Baha Over Viral Video

Geoffrey Mosiria has called for the arrest of former Machachari actor Tyler Mbaya, popularly known as Baha, following the circulation of a controversial video on social media that has been alleged to feature him.

Taking to his social media, Mosiria alleged that the video showed Baha naked while appearing to perform what he described as satanic rituals.

He further claimed that the clip closely resembled another viral video previously linked to content creator Sheryl Gabriella, arguing that the similarities warranted investigations by the relevant authorities.

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Mosiria Calls for Arrest of Former Machachari Actor Baha Over Viral Video. Photo: Courtesy.

According to Mosiria, the resemblance between the two videos had raised concerns about the possibility of a coordinated effort involving young influencers.

The county official urged law enforcement agencies to investigate the matter and take action against the actor, maintaining that the video appeared to have been willingly recorded and shared online.

Mosiria argued that anyone found to have deliberately created and distributed content that violates Kenyan law should be held accountable, adding that enforcement would help protect young people who consume content on digital platforms.

He further maintained that authorities have a responsibility to ensure the internet remains a safe space, particularly for children and teenagers who are increasingly active on social media.

The remarks come just days after Mosiria also called for investigations into content creator Sheryl Gabriella following the circulation of alleged leaked intimate videos online.

At the time, he argued that authorities should establish whether the explicit material had been willingly created and distributed in violation of Kenyan law, while reiterating the government’s responsibility to protect children from harmful online content.

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