Hassan Joho, Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Mining and Blue Economy and former Mombasa Governor, left fans in applauding for him during a recent interview.

This was just days after the Furaha Fest drama.

When asked to pick between Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz and Kenya’s own Willy Paul,

Joho didn’t hesitate. “Kufa na Kupona Pozze,” he declared, reaffirming his loyalty to the Kenyan artist.

Joho emphasized that his patriotism guided his decision, explaining,

“I’m Kenyan first before anything else.”

He praised Willy Paul’s undeniable talent and lyrical prowess , while also acknowledging that, like all humans, the artist isn’t without flaws.

In a nostalgic moment, he recounted a time when Willy Paul performed for a whole month in his political campaigns.

The singer’s humility stood out, as he told Joho he would only accept what the politician could afford to pay.

This memory clearly left a lasting impression on the poltician, who described Pozze as not just talented but grounded.

The Legislator revealed that after hearing about recent challenges faced by Willy Paul, he immediately reached out.

“I told him, I,m only a phone call away if you need anything,’” Joho shared, showing his unwavering support for the artist.

Netizens flooded social media with admiration for Joho’s patriotism and his genuine support for local talent.

Many commended him for choosing to uplift a Kenyan star and standing firmly behind Pozze, regardless of the controversies surrounding him.

J His firm stand sent a clear message: Kenya’s own comes first, and supporting local talent is a priority.

Joho’s allegiance to Pozze has earned him applause as both a leader and a true patriot.

With his humorous yet heartfelt comments, Joho once again proved why he remains a beloved figure in Kenya.

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