Meru Digital TV

Ukioa Nkirote from Maua.

A man from Meru is overjoyed after announcing that he has discovered petrol on his homestead.

A video of him has been circulating widely online, in which he claims he used the petrol in his motorbike and that it worked perfectly.

He is now calling on the Kenyan government not to trace him, saying he intends to give the petrol out for free to the public amid the ongoing fuel crisis.

State of Meru County Government Vehicles Under Mutuma M'Ethingia's Leadership.

One student was injured following a fire incident at Nkuene Boys School. The student was rushed for medical attention after sustaining injuries during the incident.

There was drama in Meru town as a man known as Kennedy Kimathi bumped into his ex wife and instantly dropped to his knees, begging for forgiveness and leaving people passing by in shock.

Some men watching could not hold back, jokingly calling him national embarrassment and a certified coward for his dramatic public apology.

Tik toker Jossie Mum Mimie family from Meru, is trending online after a humorous parenting style went viral, showing her children speaking like adults.

In one of her videos, a young boy is seen giving his mother serious relationship advice. He tells her that he is the one who wants her to get a new husband and even advises her on how to dress to look more attractive.

The boy goes further and explains his plan, saying they should go to town together to look for a new father. However, he is specific about his choice, saying he wants a man who drives a car so that life becomes easier and they can travel anywhere they want.

Umoja na Maendeleo Party Leader Kawira Mwangaza has issued a 48-hour demand notice to Mutuma M’Ethingia, demanding a retraction, public apology and admission of liability over alleged defamatory remarks.

Through Kaumbi & Company Advocates, Kawira says Mutuma falsely claimed she was using proxies to file court cases aimed at stopping Meru County staff recruitment and frustrating job opportunities for residents.

The letter also says Mutuma linked her to the collapse of the Meru County Public Service Board website, which was meant to advertise county vacancies.

Kawira’s lawyers say the remarks were false, malicious and damaging to her reputation, political standing, public image and personal integrity.

She now wants Mutuma to:

1. Admit the claims were false and defamatory.
2. Apologise and retract the remarks in two media houses.
3. Publish the apology on his official social media pages.
4. Stop repeating the claims.
5. Give a written undertaking that he will not make similar statements again.

If Mutuma fails to comply within 48 hours, Kawira says she will move to court seeking damages, a permanent injunction, costs of the suit and any other relief granted by the court.