Celebrated rapper Khaligraph Jones has promised to give black t-shirts to all Kenyans who will be turning out to protest against the proposed Finance Bill 2024 on Tuesday next week.
Taking to Twitter, the rapper has shared the photos of a black t-shirt, bearing his Original Gaster (OG) logo, written Reject and with a with raised hands to symbolise resistance.
The self-proclaimed Original Gangster has informed the public that he will be taking the t-shirts to town as he dares the police officers to try and hit him.
“Tuesday Dresscode. Free merchandise. Tunaleta town, hit me kaka unataka.” He tweeted.
The post attracted reactions from Kenyans, with majority warming up for the for the day.
Opposition blogger Gabriel Oguda who shared the screenshot of the tweet has heaped praises on the rapper saying he is Fearless.
“As other Kenyan celebrities are playing it safe for fear of losing Gov’t gigs, Khaligraph Jones already printed t-shirts and is handing over to those going to Tuesday protests. We will remember not to forget.”