Senator Sakaja and his adorable sons set internet ablaze with Covid-19 rap – VIDEO
Nairobi County’s senator Johnson Sakaja light up social media after sharing a coronavirus rap song that featured his two sons.
Sakaja took to Social media to share the song which encouraged Kenyans to stay indoors and adhere to all preventive measures so as to curb the spread of coronavirus.
Mutahi Kagwe Health CS announced on Saturday that 38 Kenyans have tested positive to Covid-19.
The verse of the 57 second video starts with “we came plugged in like a charger na kuna venye tunataka kutaja…”
This is a Public Service Annoucement… pic.twitter.com/eNPEgWSJa2
— Sakaja Arthur Johnson (@SakajaJohnson) March 28, 2020
At a time when more Kenyans have been confined to their houses, the video by the senator lit up the social media.
Kenyans were excited with how the Sakaja used creativity to spread awareness on the disease that has so far claimed the lives of over 28,000 people globally.
The video has since gone viral on social media and here are a few comments by Kenyans.
The best video I've ever seen by a Kenyan politician. Don't you agree? Big up @SakajaJohnson. This video is a breath of fresh air in these turbulent times. God bless you & your loved ones.
?Courtesy: Johnson Sakaja#KaaNyumbani #CoronaUpdates pic.twitter.com/NndBUHTFDx
— Nahashon Kimemia (@nahashon87) March 28, 2020
'kaa kwa Boma.. watch TV.. soma'
If this is not the best thing I have seen on my TL today ??? https://t.co/zzJgjXctsp
— Ms Kamaitha (@Kamaitha) March 28, 2020
Well done Super Senator @SakajaJohnson for lifting our spirits with such a lovely song. You have a future in music… pic.twitter.com/1gb7pqT1sR
— Charles Gacheru (@CharlesGacheru) March 28, 2020
"Kaa kwa Boma… Watch TV… Soma!" Beats by Saks and Sons.#StayAtHome #WashYourHands@SakajaJohnson pic.twitter.com/zl0TU4eX0T
— Oliver Mathenge (@OliverMathenge) March 28, 2020