Octopizzo keeps on doing and making unpredictable, unprecedented moves that nobody sees them coming.
The successful mainstream rapper cum human rights activist and a youth champion gave a courtesy call to IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati the other day and met the man who he recorded the ‘Che Che’ hit song together with Barak Jacuzzi in his honor.
Octopizzo met up with the IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati to discuss and talk about every other avenue that could be exploited to assist every other youth in Kenya to register as a voter for the August 9 general elections.
“Music Artist @OCTOPIZZO paid a courtesy call to the IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati and discussed areas of collaboration in voter education for the youth and enhancement of youth participation in the ongoing Enhanced Continuous Voter Registration (ECVR) exercise,” IEBC sent out the tweet.
Octopizzo, real name Henry Ohanga keeps on advocating for change that would help the Kenyan youth to have and lead a better life if they government can help in any way.
Just meeting with Chebukati and after his positive intentions was discovered by the public, Octopizzo’s influence took root in convincing youth to register as voters. A lot of his stans vowed to go and register as voters as the exercise is currently conducted by the IEBC at different locations.
Below are the photos of Octopizzo together with the IEBC Chairman when they met for the very first time. It would be nice to see the reaction of Chebukati when he found out about having a song out in his honor by one of the best Africa rappers of all time.
