By The Star News Team | May 24, 2025

Cryptic Facebook Post Sparks Concern

Renowned Mugithi star Samuel Muchoki, popularly known as Samidoh, sparked panic among fans on the night of May 22 after sharing an emotional Facebook post alluding to death and legacy. The post, which was deleted hours later, read in part:

“If I die young, remember the dreams we chased together… Tell my mama I did my best.”

Fans flooded his social pages with messages of concern, urging the artist and police officer to stay strong and seek support.

Unexpected Appearance at Kindiki’s Office

Despite the ominous message, Samidoh was seen early the next morning in Deputy President Kithure Kindiki’s office at the Karen residence, flanked by fellow creatives. He appeared composed and engaged during a meeting focused on supporting Kenya’s entertainment industry.

“The creative industry is a multibillion-shilling business,” Kindiki said, emphasizing the government’s intention to support artists through policy and intellectual property protection.

Public Still Questions His Well-Being

While Samidoh has not commented directly on the Facebook post, his silence has fueled speculation. Some believe it was a poetic reflection on life and loss, while others point to the emotional weight of personal and political issues he may be facing.

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The post coincided with his tribute to his estranged wife Edday Nderitu, and came days after a viral clip showed Samidoh urging fans to chant “Wantam” — a phrase interpreted by critics as opposition to President William Ruto’s second term bid.

Family and Relationship Drama

Samidoh’s marriage to Edday ended in 2023 after a public fallout linked to his relationship with politician Karen Nyamu. Edday moved to the United States with their three children, citing a toxic environment. She has since confirmed the separation is permanent.

Music Career Balancing Act

From singing in church choirs to backing Kamande wa Kioi, Samidoh’s music journey took flight in 2016 with the hit single Ndiri Mutwe Mwega. Today, he is a celebrated figure in Kikuyu Benga music with hits like Kairitu Gakwa and Wendo Wi Cama, all while still serving as a Kenyan police officer.

What’s Next for Samidoh?

The timing and tone of Samidoh’s post remain open to interpretation, but fans are urging open dialogue on mental health among public figures. His reappearance with the Deputy President may offer some relief, but concern still lingers.

For now, supporters hope that the star continues to shine—on stage and in spirit.

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