- Malava Member of Parliament David Ndakwa awarded a talented dancing girl at a school event when she danced well to a Luhya song
- The girl impressed everyone with her boldness and high creativity, winning over the congressman for a long time and becoming his fan.
- The community also applauds the girl’s act of accepting her monetary gift with respect, as it showed that she was brought up in a good environment
Kakamega, Kenya: Malava MP David Ndakwa has had to reward a young girl after she impressed people at an event and won her a dance.
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The two were at an event at school where the MP was leading and a little girl was given the chance to dance, and if Ndakwa ever thought she was a good dancer, then she finally met her match in a little angel.
One of the characteristics that attracted the girl was that she was very brave, unlike many of her peers who may be afraid to appear in front of a crowd of people to express their talents.
The two were dancing to a Luhya song called ‘Moyo Kwakhenya’ by Peter Rochilo, and when it started, they were all doing well, but when the girl started changing dance styles at lightning speed, the MP was reduced to a spectator, just like the rest of the crowd.
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How did MP Ndakwa reward the girl?
The girl was also creative, and in the end she won over the congressman, who had to encourage her to continue as her cheerleader, and with many people cheering, it was obvious that the little girl impressed them all.
This made Ndakwa dig into his pocket and reward the girl with cash.
The girl apart from having a talent for dancing; He is also very dignified, and it can be seen from the way he folded and extended one hand and the other to take the money. Many people also saw it and directed it.
Steryl Deveh: “Thanks to the girl’s parents the way she accepted the money with dignity, it shows that she has been taught good manners.”
What did netizens think of the video?
Stephen Wanga: “God bless that child, he has seen that he took the gift with respect.”
Nandwa Nandwa: “Kana even knows how to receive money and respect; he puts both hands with respect when receiving doo.”
Jamin Peter Malafu: “This is also possible, Omwami the child should be paid all school fees.”
Floow Imali: “Good girl.”
Okhwa Eddy Jr.: “A good dancer knows when to leave the stage.”
Aura Saisi: “CBE works.”
Emmanuel Justus Kweyu: “It’s a fire not a fire, I can relate to my daughter…this age, just leave it alone.”
The clip of Jirongo dancing to the hit song excited many
In another story, as Kenyans continued to mourn former member of parliament Cyrus Jirongo, a clip emerged on the internet, and it showed that he was responsive, adaptable and flexible.
In the clip on Facebook, the 64-year-old surprised many people with his flexibility and ability to change styles quickly.
He enjoyed the songs of the youth, and many Kenyans praised the late politician for his ability to interact with the youth.
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