Njugush Hilariously ‘Sleeps’ Next to Kenyan Flag, Basketballs and Jersey Ahead of Protests
- Njugush has amused Kenyans with his latest skit showing how ready he is to attend the upcoming protests dubbed the Gen Z Memorial March
- The comedian is among the Kenyan celebrities who have been on the frontline championing for better leadership and calling for accountability
- Njugush slept next to his gear in the hilarious video, which included a Kenyan flag, a timer, two basketballs, a jersey, a bottle of water and body oil
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Comedian Njugush has hinted that he will show up to the highly anticipated Gen Z Memorial March protests.
Source: Instagram
Will Njugush attend the protests?
The comedian has shared a hilarious video while lying on his bed.
Several celebrities have shared their willingness to participate in the deadly protests in support of Kenyan youths.
The youths are commemorating the lives lost during the deadly protests on June 25, 2024.
Several Kenyans lost their lives while protesting against the punitive taxes enforced in the Finance Bill 2024.
Njugush reminded Kenyans of days when one would get new clothes or uniforms, and you couldn’t wait to wear them.
He funnily slept next to a Kenyan flag, a timer, two basketballs, a jersey, a bottle of water and body oil.
Source: Instagram
He reiterated that the protests were peaceful, noting that he was armed with nothing.
The father of two wrote:
“Peaceful unarmed with nothing but the flag and numbers. What have I forgotten?”
Some Kenyans in his comment section asked him not to forget to bring the balls, as they would use them to play games in Nairobi CBD.
His fans noticed that he was using his youngest son's blanket in the hilarious video.
Njugush later shared a video while driving through Nairobi CBD.
Watch video:
Kenyans react to Njugush's video
Here is what they had to say:
francisca.mwaura:
'Raincoat in case wafanye gender reveal."
yoyo_rayo:
"Those of us who left home to change home, tomorrow the deadline is 6pm for Mathe to have KSh 2m."
_clout:
"Rule ni moja kesho hakuna kuacha mwenzako."
nimo_njoki:
"Mbona umejifunika blanket ya Toria. Very ready for tomorrow!!"
lydia_ngugi:
"Kila mtu abebe ukuta yake kwa bag in case hutaki ya central."
abel_mutua:
"Big balls ndio tunaingia nazo mjini Kesho?"
Which celebrities are attending the protests?
Celebrities such as Kate Actress, Eric Omondi, Khaligraph Jones, Mulamwah, Ruth K, Jackie Matubia, Abel Mutua, Phil Karanja, Jacky Vike (also known as Awinja), Mammito, and Lynn Njihia are expected to hit the streets.
They joined protestors in 2024, and these celebrities have been vocal about criticising bad governance.
Lynne had shared a similar photo to Njugush's. She slept next to the gear she would use during the protests.
Eric had urged Kenyans to take to the streets and commemorate the fallen heroes.
Did Eric Omondi honour the 2024 protest victims?
In other news, the comedian honoured the 2024 anti-Finance Bill protests with a song.
He promised to make sure that the victims were honoured with streets named after them.
Eric mentioned the victims in his song.
Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
