Popular cartoonist and activist Kibet Bull has made a heartfelt appeal to Kenyans, asking them to support fellow creative Cop Shakur after his personal belongings were auctioned. The auction, which left Shakur without many of his essentials, has sparked concern among fans and fellow artists.
Kibet Bull, known for his bold voice and recent struggles with police harassment, took to social media to share Shakur’s story. He urged Kenyans to contribute whatever they can no matter how small to help Shakur get back on his feet.“This is not just about one man,” Kibet wrote. “It’s about standing together when one of us falls. Cop Shakur has always used his art to speak truth and entertain. Now it’s our turn to show him love.”
Many Kenyans have responded with messages of support, and some have already started sending contributions. Kibet emphasized that this is not a fundraiser for luxury, but a simple act of kindness to help a fellow citizen recover from a painful loss.
He also reminded people that artists and creatives often face financial struggles, especially when they speak out on social issues. “Let’s not wait until it’s too late,” he said. “Let’s act now.”
Kibet’s message is clear, unity, compassion, and action. As Kenyans rally behind Cop Shakur, this moment could become a powerful example of how small acts of generosity can restore hope.
By Kenyans