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Eric Omondi has been in the headlines recently after organizing a protest and going shirtless outside the parliament building over the high cost of living in the country.
The comedian who has made a sharp turn into social advocacy in recent days has appeared in a new video urging his supporters to join him on a planned march to the State House.Dressed sharply in a suit and looking like a politician, Eric promised to petition President William Ruto directly on behalf of suffering citizens about the high and rising cost of living.
Under the video he captioned,
"Next Week Tuesday 7th March we will March to State House from Uhuru Park to Present our CVs, Rent Arrears, School Fee Arrears, Basic Goods Shopping Lists, and Electricity Bills. This Wednesday we meet at City Stadium from 11 am to 2 pm as we share a packet of Unga with everyone that intends to join us at Statehouse. We are calling upon well-wishers to donate Unga (DO NOT GIVE MONEY, JUST UNGA) If you want to donate a packet or more please Contact 0718891427 or bring the unga to City Stadium on Wednesday."
In his next post, the comedian goes ahead to request well-wishers to donate maize flour.
"This Wednesday we will be at City Stadium giving Free Packets of Unga. We are calling upon well-wishers who would wish to Donate packets of Unga to call or message 0718891427. DO NOT GIVE MONEY, JUST UNGA." He captioned.
Most of his fans are impressed by whatever he is doing and here are just a few of the comments;
@phylistar-martins- What you are doing is nobleš„
@waithaka.mwangi- Behind the scenes there's a sponsor... But if the agenda is achieved, that's for the better of each one of us.
@-.lilionel- We need a voice and you are devoted to lifting our spirits up. God Bless you Erico for Blessings those around you.
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