Presidential aspirant George Luchiri Wajackoyah's outfit when he arrived at Bomas of Kenya in Nairobi was his last statement to his fans and voters.
Wajackoyah has been communicating via his fashion ever since he announced his intention to run the country.
Despite not getting clearance from the Independent Electoral Boundaries Commission on Monday, May 30, 2022, Wajackoyah still won the hearts of many with his eclectic fashion choices.
On the day, he was dressed in a red maroon durag coupled with a mud brown casual get up. Of course, he also wore his designer watch that cost millions of shillings to compliment his look.
The durag is his staple outfit and when he made his presidential intentions public, many young Kenyans noticed him.
According to fashion pundits, durags are being embraced as a symbol of divinity, a marker of identity and existence, and a tribute to a black tradition.
During the black pride movement of the 1960s and '70s, durags became a fashion statement. In the 1990s, durags were further popularized by rappers like Jay-Z, Nelly, and 50 Cent.
For Wajackoyah, the durag was a statement piece screaming "anti-establishment", "raging against the machine" and "rebellion at its highest", all of which the youth relate with.
His manifesto also had some radical changes to how things will be done under his government were he to be elected president.
The youngins said he could just be the guy to legalize weed.
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