Geoffrey Mosiria, a Kenyan social media personality, is pushing back against critics who questioned his motives after he rescued an Indian Kenyan woman named Sangita from the streets of Nairobi’s wetlands area, where she had been living homeless and in deteriorating health. Geoffrey Mosiria rescued Sangita, an Indian Kenyan woman. Mosiria shared the update on Friday, September 11, 2026, through a Facebook post that has since drawn widespread attention online. According to Mosiria, Sangita had lost both her parents and her family’s properties, leaving her with nowhere to go. Where was Sangita taken to? By the time he found her, she was battling diabetes and had developed a severe wound on her leg that doctors warned could lead to amputation if left untreated. He took her to Mbagathi Hospital, where she received treatment over several days before being discharged. She was subsequently placed at Mother Teresa Home, a facility that cares for abandoned and vulnerable individuals. Mosiria rubbish claims he is out for PR Despite the life-saving intervention, Mosiria faced a wave of criticism online, with commenters dismissing his actions as clout-chasing, public relations stunts, or content creation for personal gain. He addressed the backlash directly in his post, saying he was unbothered by the labels. “If it takes me to make content, to clout chase, to do PR and save a life and rescue someone like Sangita, then let me do it,” he wrote. Mosiria addresses critics He also noted that his work appeared to be inspiring others, pointing out that some celebrities and politicians had begun undertaking similar rescue efforts. He described this as a positive development, saying it meant his actions were creating a ripple effect that would benefit more people.
Mosiria also turned his attention to those he says are actively working against him, warning that their efforts would come to nothing. Sangita receives medical care and shelter “What I’m doing, it’s not me, but the God using me is supreme and will shame you,” he wrote, adding that some individuals had allegedly been paying rescued persons to speak ill of him. Mosiria’s post captures a tension familiar to many content creators who document acts of charity online, where the line between genuine compassion and public performance is often debated. For his part, Mosiria says the outcome speaks for itself: Sangita received medical care, found shelter, and is no longer on the streets. Geoffrey Mosiria shares Maddox’s transformation In another story, TUKO.co.ke highlighted details about Geoffrey Mosiria’s intervention to rescue Gengetone artiste Maddox from the streets and support his recovery from addiction. The Nairobi County official found the former Boondocks Gang member sleeping near a dumping site on Mirema Drive.
