In a recent viral video, two young boys have taken the internet by storm with their hilarious and remarkably accurate impersonations of journalist Stephen Letoo and former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. The video, now circulating widely on social media, showcases the boys’ comedic timing, expressive performances, and creativity in using homemade props.
Dressed up in makeshift costumes, the boys skillfully capture the mannerisms and vocal quirks of Letoo and Gachagua, sparking laughter and admiration from viewers across the country. Their expressions, spot-on gestures, and improvised props reveal a level of dedication and talent that has left audiences both entertained and impressed.
The skit has quickly gained traction online, with netizens praising the children’s originality and creativity. “CBC at its best, I love the creativity,” commented one viewer, highlighting how Kenya’s Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) encourages such innovative and practical expression.
As the video continues to gain views, the young performers have become local sensations. Their imaginative take on public figures serves as a delightful reminder of how talent can shine in the simplest, most unexpected ways, and how Kenya’s young generation is finding its voice and platform in the digital age.
By Kenyans