Kenyan MC and social media personality Mc Muthee Ndegenye has made explosive claims online, accusing gospel artist Karangu Muraya and US-based philanthropist Kariuki Kayai of trying to recruit him into homosexuality.
In a late-night Facebook post that’s now gone viral, Ndegenye expressed anger, regret, and a vow for revenge.
“This person is a demon. The day I stop drinking alcohol, you’ll see who I really am,” he wrote.
“You may have money, but I have influence. You’ll hear from me.”
He accuses Karangu and Kariuki of using their wealth and status to mislead and manipulate young men like him. He says he was once loyal to them, but now sees them as dangerous.
“You used to act like you were flying high… I’m done. I won’t fall for you again. You’ll never recruit another boychild,” he declared.
Ndegenye claimed that even though they’re rich and armed with “weapons of the devil,” their day of reckoning is coming. He warned that those who once defended them will also be exposed.
“One day I’ll get all of you. I have a child to protect. Just wait until I stop drinking, you’ll regret everything. You and your cheap jewelry.”
So far, neither Karangu Muraya nor Kariuki Kayai has responded to the allegations. The accusations have left Kenyans divided. Some say Ndegenye is exposing hidden abuse. Others believe he’s just trying to trend, possibly under the influence or driven by bitterness.
This dramatic turn adds fuel to ongoing tensions among Kikuyu online influencers, where friendship, faith, and fame often end in public fallouts.
By Newshub