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- Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen named Stevo Simple Boy among the Kenyan celebrities he admires during a TikTok Q&A session - Murkomen also praised content creators Lewis Papa, Kevin Masagara and others, applauding their impact in the digital space - The CS encouraged young people to use social media responsibly, urging them to avoid cyberbullying and embrace positive content creation National Administration and Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has sparked reactions online after revealing the Kenyan celebrities he admires most. The CS made the remarks during a light-hearted question-and-answer session shared on his TikTok page, where he answered a series of random questions ranging from his favourite TikTok phrase to football and local entertainers. Which Kenyan celebrities does Kipchumba Murkomen admire? Murkomen kicked off the session by revealing that his favourite TikTok phrase is “clock it.” Search option is now available at TUKO! Feel free to search the content on topics/people you enjoy reading about in the top right corner 😉 When asked about Kenyan celebrities he admires, the Interior CS singled out rapper and content creator Stevo Simple Boy, praising both his music and character. Kipchumba Murkomen warns Gachagua, vows to monitor him until 2027 “In the recent past, I have come to love Stevo Simple Boy, especially for his song Vijana Tuwache Mihadarati. I like his simplicity and humility, and I think I stand with him on that,” he said. Murkomen also recognised digital creators Lewis Papa and Kevin Masagara saying he appreciates the creativity many young Kenyans are bringing to online platforms. “I like them, and I appreciate what the young people are doing in digital spaces. Vijanaaa… tuache mihadarati. Form ni drug-free living,” he added. Which team does Murkomen support at the 2026 FIFA World Cup? The Cabinet Secretary also opened up about his football loyalties during the interview. He revealed that he was backing Brazil, who in their Round of 16 clash against Norway at the ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, he admitted he often shifts his support depending on the teams involved. Murkomen added that he generally roots for African nations whenever they are competing on the global stage. “I’m moving around. I’m not as loyal as I should be as a football fan,” he joked. Beyond entertainment, the CS encouraged young people to use social media positively by monetising their talents and creating meaningful content. The Polygamist: Larry Madowo meets Netflix stars Jonasi and Joyce Gomora He also warned about the dangers of online platforms, including cyberbullying, and urged users to be responsible in how they interact with others. Watch the video below: Kenyans react Murkomen’s remarks quickly attracted attention online, with many Kenyans sharing reactions to the celebrities he mentioned and his views on social media. Here are some of the comments shared: qeid_empress: “When stivo is happy all kenyans are happy.” ombaba_ale: “Thats how kibe alifanya brand ikabanda:” ken_duiywoh: “Enda ofisi Monday kuwa sharp boy.” yelle_affordablethrifts: “Clout though but I hope he means it. Si kutafuta kura.” Did Dr Ofweneke visit Stevo Simple Boy? TUKO.co.ke also also highlighted facts about Dr Ofweneke’s visit to Stevo Simple Boy following the backlash from Andrew Kibe’s controversial podcast remarks. The emotional reunion not only reaffirmed their friendship but also showcased the importance of standing by loved ones during challenging times, leaving many Kenyans in awe of their bond. Source: TUKO.co.ke