Comedian and content creator Terence Creative has publicly apologised to the Kisii community following backlash over a Facebook post that many interpreted as mocking the region’s leaders.
In a heartfelt statement shared on Instagram on Friday, October 31, 2025, Terence expressed deep regret, saying his intention had been misunderstood and that he meant no harm with the earlier post.
“My apologies to the Kisii community in general about a previous post that had been posted on my Facebook page. Naomba msamaha sana, I didn’t mean any harm. Nawapenda sana na nawaheshimu pamoja na viongozi wenu,” he wrote.
The apology was accompanied by a video in which Terence further explained his position, acknowledging that the post had offended many and reaffirming his respect for the Kisii people and their leaders.
“Hello Kenyans, I want to apologise sincerely for the post I made on my Facebook page, which deeply upset the Kisii community. I love the Kisii people and respect your leaders,” he said in the video.
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Terence clarified that he does not engage in tribal politics and has never supported ethnic divisions, stressing that the post was not meant to offend or provoke.
He added that the reaction caught him by surprise, as he has always avoided divisive or controversial content throughout his career.
“I am not tribal, and I have never taken sides along ethnic lines. I didn’t know the post would hurt anyone. My followers know I’ve never shared anything of that kind before, so I apologise sincerely,” he said.
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The controversy stemmed from a Facebook post in which Terence speculated about a hypothetical scenario involving a Kisii leader taking a key government position in 2027, shortly after the Jubilee Party endorsed former Interior CS Fred Matiang’i as its presidential flagbearer.
His post — “Assume huyo Mkisii amechukua kiti 2027, sasa nipangie hiyo cabinet” — was widely perceived as a jab at Matiang’i, sparking strong reactions online.
Following the backlash, Terence has since deleted the post and reiterated his commitment to promoting unity and respect across all Kenyan communities.
