Wednesday, September 3, 2025 - In a shocking twist to the ongoing legal saga involving Mugithi star Samuel Muchoki, popularly known as Samidoh, new allegations have surfaced suggesting that the American-based woman accusing him of “taking advantage of her” during his 2021 US tour may have attempted to extort $18000 (Ksh 2.3 million) from the musician.
Sources close to the case claim the woman, identified only
as M.R.W. in court documents, demanded the hefty sum to drop her accusations,
raising questions about her motives.
She has been threatening to expose the musician unless he
wires the hefty sum to her.
When he refused, she took legal action against him, claiming
that he lured her to an Airbnb during his music tour and took advantage of her.
The plot thickens with claims that the woman is linked to
high-ranking operatives within President William Ruto’s administration.
Sources suggest that these connections may be fueling
efforts to target Samidoh, who has openly criticized the Government through his
music and public appearances.
His performances, including those featuring the
anti-government slogan “Wantam,” have drawn ire from authorities, culminating
in his transfer to the Anti-Stock Theft Unit in Gilgil and an arrest warrant
for alleged desertion in June 2025.
His troubles began with a viral video of him performing
alongside crowds chanting “Wantam,” a phrase associated with opposition to
Ruto’s regime.
This led to disciplinary action from the National Police
Service, which accused him of abandoning his duties.
The musician resigned from the police force in July 2025, citing a desire to focus on his music career.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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