Octopizzo says UDA members will soon join Linda Mwananchi
By Valerian Khakayi, July 29, 2026Veteran hip-hop artiste Henry Ohanga, widely known as Octopizzo, has weighed in on the growing Linda Mwananchi movement, expressing confidence that it will continue to attract more supporters, including members of the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA).
In a post shared on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, on his official X account, Octopizzo expressed confidence that the Linda Mwananchi movement would continue gaining momentum and eventually attract UDA members, adding that its growing influence would surprise many people.
“Ata watu wa UDA soon tunawaleta Linda Mwananchi. They will not believe,” Octopizzo wrote.
Linda Mwananchi movement
His remarks come as the Linda Mwananchi movement continues to gain momentum across the country through political rallies and public engagements.
The movement has emerged as one of Kenya’s most prominent political campaigns, attracting thousands of supporters, particularly young people who have increasingly become vocal on governance, accountability and the cost of living.
It has positioned itself as a platform advocating for the protection of ordinary Kenyans’ rights, with its leaders urging citizens to actively participate in shaping the country’s future.
In recent weeks, Linda Mwananchi leaders have held rallies in several counties, drawing large crowds and intensifying the national political conversation. The campaign has also gained significant traction on social media, where its slogans, speeches and videos are widely shared, making it one of the country’s most talked-about political movements.
Among the leading figures championing the movement are Siaya Governor James Orengo, Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, who have consistently used public rallies and media appearances to rally support for the campaign.
Their calls for unity and citizen participation have resonated with many Kenyans, especially the youth, who have turned out in large numbers during the movement’s events.
As the movement continues to mobilise supporters nationwide, it remains a major talking point in Kenya’s political landscape, with its leaders insisting their focus is on championing the interests and welfare of ordinary citizens while encouraging greater public participation in governance.