Digital creator Baba Talisha has accused Brian Chira’s grandmother of being ungrateful for requesting additional help after fans donated over Ksh 8 million following Chira’s death.
In a post shared on social media, Baba Talisha said he spent sleepless nights urging people to contribute but after that the grandmother turned against him.
"Spent sleepless nights trying to to make their life better . Pushing targets etc. Later nikageukiwa mbaya sana."
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Brian Chira's Grandmother pleads with Tiktoktizens to come together and build her an electric fence or relocate her to an insecurity free place pic.twitter.com/qwb5WbdWt8
— Nairobi Juice (@_nairobi_juice) February 4, 2025
He said that it is not fair to ask for more since out of the 8.4M collected, Ksh 7.4M remained after the burial and it has been one year since.
"ungrateful 8.4M collected . Remained with 7.4M Less than 1 yr down Nothing weuh Saa hii imeanza kuwa narrative ya justice for Ata kama," he wrote.
Brian Chira's grandmother sparked backlash after sharing plans to move out of a house TikTokers built in honor of her grandson.
Chira’s grandmother explained that her area is prone to insecurity and that their home is a significant distance from the main road. She expressed openness to moving to a container house closer to the road for safety reasons.
Following public backlash, she went live on TikTok to clarify that she had no intention of selling the house. Instead, she said she was open to TikTokers either building her a new house elsewhere or installing an electric fence around her current home.
Having lost her grandson last year in a tragic road accident, the elderly woman emphasized the importance of TikTokers—who stood by her in her time of grief—continuing to check on her and visiting frequently.
