In a YouTube video uploaded on Monday, October 14, Uhuru's deputy director of youth programs, presidency and cabinet affairs, Walter Mong'are recounted the crazy things he did in his youth.
In the video, Walter Mongare popularly known as Nyambane shared with Radio Citizen's presenter Nelson Kawawa hillarious aspects of his life not known to the public.
Nyambane, a popular comedian, came to the public limelight because of satirically representing retired President Daniel Arap Moi in the Redykyulas comedy show in the 2000s.
The director of youth programs served as Nairobi County communications director under Evans Kidero before erning his current sate job in 2017.
As a child, Nyambane recalled going against his mothers' directives by sleeping over at his friend's home.
Whenever he did so, his mother would seek him out of the friends' house, taking him home and lock him out of the house.
Nyambane tickled the interviewer when he confessed to borrowing clothes from a friend to impress a girl he visited.
The comedian, went a mile further in his humorous confession when he attested to stealing a pair of good-looking shoes to impress another girl he went to visit.
After the visit, Nyambane stated that he returned the shoes to the owner.
Nyambane also revealed that he engaged in fist fights before, gave out false mobile phone numbers and that he was once booked in a police station for a minor offense.
