The Mkisii Ni Mkisii brand is at the centre of a fresh storm after Osoro Cyprian publicly accused former collaborator Victor Nyaata of allegedly undermining the brand and his career.
Osoro claims a recent KICC show was not organised by the original Mkisii Ni Mkisii team, but by a newly registered company whose name was allegedly designed to resemble the popular Gusii entertainment brand.
The fallout comes after years of collaboration between Osoro and Nyaata through comedy, plays, cultural shows and the Mkisii Ni Mkisii Fest, which became a notable platform for Gusii music and entertainment.
But things now appear to have taken a dramatic turn.
Osoro says he no longer has access to the official Mkisii Ni Mkisii social media accounts. He also claims the dispute has taken a personal toll, alleging he has endured months of emotional distress.
He further alleged that narratives were circulated suggesting he had abandoned Nyaata and claimed some major professional opportunities did not work out because of the fallout.
And Osoro insists the issue is “not about the money.”
According to him, it is about protecting a brand he says he built through years of hard work.
The allegations remain unverified, and Victor Nyaata had not publicly responded to Osoro’s claims at the time of publication.
For now, the big question is simple: What really happened behind the scenes at Mkisii Ni Mkisii?