Embakasi East MP Babu Owino has joined the viral “I’ll Be Okay” dance challenge alongside an unidentified male dancer. The politician shared a video performing the choreographed routine against a teal curtain backdrop on stage. Babu starts the routine by tapping both sides of his head and crossing his hands over his chest in time with the song.
As the tempo rises, the two transition into sweeping arm movements and synchronised side steps. Babu maintains an energetic, smiling demeanour throughout the clip before the pair conclude with a laugh and a handshake.
A Direct Message to Miss Saringe
Accompanying the dance clip, Babu Owino posted a caption directed at the song’s lead video model, Aisha Saringe. The MP wrote: “Tell Saringe to come outside.”
The message references Aisha Saringe, who became an overnight internet sensation after starring as the female lead in Bien’s music video. Her performance dominated Kenyan entertainment discussions in October 2026.
Saringe’s Journey from Kibera to Fame
Aisha Saringe, popularly known as Miss Saringe, is a Kenyan video model, media presenter, and cosmetologist. She hails from Kibera in Nairobi.
Saringe attended Ayani Primary School, Ruthimitu Girls High School, and Raila Educational Centre. She later pursued higher education in cosmetology at Vera Beauty and Fashion College.
Saringe began her video model career in 2020, making her debut in the music video “Laga” by UK-based artist Millions. She subsequently worked with prominent Kenyan musicians, including Bahati, Benzema, Kahush, and Breeder LW.
Following their project, Aisha publicly lauded Bien as the humblest and most welcoming artist she has ever collaborated with.
Politicians in Her Direct Messages
Saringe’s breakout role led to several high-profile media appearances on stations including Radio Maisha, Homeboyz Radio, and KTN’s Str8Up. In late October 2026, she publicly disclosed that powerful Kenyan politicians, including MPs and Governors, had been messaging her on social media.
She publicly described the politicians as “jokers.” Saringe detailed how they made unfulfilled promises, ranging from holiday trips to the Maldives to offering jobs managing Constituency Development Funds.
She also opened up about her personal life, saying that while her family historically did not support her decision to work as a video vixen, they still expect her to support them financially.
