Entertainers in Spotlight for Presidential Engagements and Financial Disclosures - February 2026
President William Ruto offered a Ksh 1 million financial boost to popular Kenyan comedy duo Mbavu Destroyer and Majembe, recognizing their viral digital content. Separately, Kenyan musician Iyanii was publicly criticized by human rights activist Jackson Kuria Kihara, known as @cop_shakur, for performing at President William Ruto’s 2025 Jamhuri Day celebrations. Kihara argued that Iyanii's performance "sanitised a brutal regime" amid recent violence against protestors. In another development, musician Nyota Ndogo, celebrating 25 years in the music industry, has revealed her extensive business empire. She disclosed that her businesses were built through disciplined investment of her music earnings, advising artists that tangible assets like land endure when fame fades.
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Cop Shakur expresses disgust and disappointment over Iyanii performing for President Ruto
Nyota Ndogo reveals her business empire build off her music career
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