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Kenyan rapper cmb Prezzo declares his ambitions to vie for a political seat 2022. Although it is still unclear which position he eyeing for there is rumors he will be a candidate for Kibra Constituency member of parliament. He went ahead to explain how he has been helping people of Kibra and hence if given a chance he can do more.

“Yes, I will be on the ballot. If God grants me life and good health, I don’t see why not,” Prezzo said. The rapper said he is joining politics to bring change that is always promised by politicians but never delivered.”My goal is to bring the change that people always promise to bring but once they get there they don’t bring it. At the end of the day, it’s all about standing grounds on what you believe in. Myself and a brother of mine, Steve, we started upgrading homes in Kibra way before. That on its own was just me playing my role as Kenyan in Kenya,” he said.

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