Mkisii Ni Mkisii Co-Founder Speaks Out After Allegedly Losing Access to Social Media Accounts
Drama has emerged within Mkisii Ni Mkisii after co-founder Osoro Cyprian accused fellow co-founder Victor Nyaata of denying him access to the organisation’s social media platforms after he relocated to the United States.
In a statement, Cyprian said he has not had access to the accounts for about seven months and claimed that he has been subjected to fabricated allegations and an online campaign suggesting he abandoned his business partner.
Cyprian also clarified that he did not market the recent KICC show because, according to him, he no longer controls the Mkisii Ni Mkisii social media pages. He said he would speak publicly about the matter at a later date, adding that he is currently not in a good place emotionally and leaving vengeance to God.
Public posts confirm that Victor Nyaata and Osoro Cyprian have previously been publicly associated with Mkisii Ni Mkisii events.
The dispute has now placed renewed attention on the relationship between the two men and the management of the brand they helped build together.
For followers who have watched Mkisii Ni Mkisii grow through its events and online presence, the disagreement raises questions about how the organisation is currently being run and who has control over its official communication channels.
Cyprian’s decision to address the issue publicly also suggests that the disagreement has reached a point where remaining silent is no longer an option. However, with the two sides yet to publicly present a full account of the events, followers may have to wait for further clarification before drawing conclusions about what exactly happened behind the scenes.
