By
Sinda Matiko
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Henry Ohanga has lived enough life to know what matters. Fame, once thrilling, now feels like a noisy room he has overstayed in.
From Kibera’s slums to global stages, Octopizzo reflects on fatherhood, fame, service and his next chapter in politics.
By
Sinda Matiko
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Henry Ohanga has lived enough life to know what matters. Fame, once thrilling, now feels like a noisy room he has overstayed in.

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