Popular German-based Kenyan TikToker Nyako has made a comeback on the platform after a three to four-month break, asking her fans to support her in paying rent abroad as she resumes content creation.
In a heartfelt appeal during a live session on Monday, March 17, 2025, Nyako, shared her struggles and expressed her need for financial assistance.
She emphasized that she wants to sustain herself independently through the help of TikTok gifters adding that she has chosen to rely on her own efforts rather than financial support from Germans.
“Mimi ninaomba munisaidie tu kulipa rent,I have been out of TikTok three to four months and am coming back, gifts bado nitahitaji because nimeamua kujikimu kivyangu kimaisha mimi sitaki pesa ya wagerumani nimeamua kujikimu kivyangu kimaisha,” Nyako said.
Nyako on her return
Nyako, who is known for her engaging live sessions and her outspoken personality reassured her followers that she is returning with renewed energy, exciting and clean content which is free from insults adding that she is tired of being sued.
“So mimi ninaomba hapo mahali tuliachia tuendele hapohapo we go on kwanza this time it is going to be fun reloaded because you know what we have a bigger kitchen, the apartment is bigger everything is big and we are coming with more positive energy hakuna matusi nimechoka kuenda kortini na watu iyo story ya kuenda kortini ilikuwa ikapiga kona ikaenda, I do not have time for that,” she stated.
Borrowing culture
Apart from Nyako, the grandmother of the late TikToker Brian Chira, in February 2025, posted a video on the platform expressing her desire to sell her house and relocate, despite having received significant support from well-wishers just a year ago.
In an attempt to clarify her intentions, Chira’s grandmother explained her desire to move to a container house, citing security reasons.
She assured the public that she had no plans to sell the house without telling the community.
“Sitauza vitu vyenu bila ruhusa yenu.Nataka make chini muone shosho atakaa aje. Kama mtanitafutia electric fence ama kununua shamba na kunijengea mahali pengine. Kulikuwa na wezi hivi majuzi na nilimpigia Obidan simu lakini hakupokea. Wanaiba ng’ombe na vitu vingine. Hakuna usalama,” Chira’s grandma explained.
She also emphasized that she was not seeking financial assistance but rather support to enhance her security.
Acknowledging the life-changing impact that TikTokers had on her life, she expressed gratitude while highlighting her safety concerns.
