Narok Senator Ledama Ole Kina revealed to Kenyans.co.ke he is working on an album that will be released soon.
The Senator stated that his album will focus on the state of corruption in Africa and poses questions for the continent on eradication of the vice.
He had posted a cryptic video on Twitter that raised eyebrows among his followers who were curious to find out what he was doing in the studio.
"And if you think we live in the land of plenty ...Then you should try to be me ...oh, just for a day juggling all sorts of careers ...something in the pot," Olekina stated.
"Am working on a project on corruption in Africa, will to ever end or it's our way. I was roaring like a lion," he told Kenyans.co.ke on Thursday, July 22.
Olekina joined Senator Johnson Sakaja who lit up social media with a video of himself rapping along to Cheza Kama Wewe a popular tune by Mejja and new sensation Trio Mio.
The Senator was clad in Arabian attire while rapping along; word by word to the local music hit inside his car. Media personality Felix Odiwuor alias Jalang'o lauded the senator for depicting a rather intriguing side of himself.
Kenyans online also wondered why politicians are of late trying to appeal to their followers in a more casual manner.
They referred to the recent comedic skit released by Kennedy Odhiambo alias Crazy Kennar which featured Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka.
Migori Governor Okoth Obado was featured in a Dholuo gospel song by the Rapogi Lwanda Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) Church.
The song Pak Odogne Yesu (Praise be to God) was released on Tuesday, September 15. That was the same month the governor was staring at an impeachment motion fronted by his party, Orange Democratic Movement (ODM).
The song adores God and heaps praise onto him for creating the world and for loving human beings. Obado was part of the men's choir who sang the bass and alto voices.
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