Kenya Kona Comed. During Moi’s presidency, Kenyan comedians had a field day imitating and making fun of him. In Kibaki’s presidency, they continued but Mama Lucy dealt with them ruthlessly until some retired.
Now with the Digital presidency, the comedians have found some fuel and they are funny.This is a promise of may good things to come. Enjoy!
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Kenyan comedians have been at the forefront of humorously reacting to President William Ruto’s attire, particularly his uniform choices. Their witty takes have resonated widely on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
🎭 Comedic Reactions to Ruto’s Uniform
1. Njugush’s Hilarious Take
Njugush, known for his observational comedy, posted a video where he humorously compares the new police uniform to that of a character from the popular Kenyan sitcom Papa Shirandula. He quips that the only difference is the color, suggesting that the new uniform is more of an eyesore than a reform.
2. Tom Daktari’s Satirical Sketch
Tom Daktari, another comedian, shared a comedic sketch reacting to the unveiling of the new police uniform. In the video, he humorously critiques the uniform’s design and its practicality, highlighting the public’s mixed reactions.
3. Eric Omondi’s Parody of Ruto
Eric Omondi, a prominent Kenyan comedian, created a parody mimicking President William Ruto inspecting a guard of honor. He donned a cap similar to the one Ruto wore during his campaigns and humorously compared how different leaders would inspect the guard, adding his unique comedic twist.
These comedic reactions have sparked widespread discussions online, with many Kenyans expressing their views on the new uniform through humor. While the uniform was intended to modernize the police force, the public’s response, amplified by comedians, suggests a need for further dialogue on such reforms.
