How Oga Obinna Secured a One-Year Contract for Struggling Artist Shalkido

In a moving act of charity that is making headlines, media personality Oga Obinna has provided a much-needed lifeline to Gengetone artist Shalikido.

The gesture, which unfolded live on his popular YouTube show, went far beyond a simple act of goodwill, offering the struggling artist not just immediate relief but a clear path to long-term stability.

The powerful display of fraternity has been hailed as a new model for celebrity philanthropy in the digital age.

Oga Obinna // Instagram

The story of Shalkido’s public struggles with poverty and hardship resonated deeply with many, including Obinna.

Instead of offering a temporary fix, Obinna recognized that a lasting solution was needed. He used his influence and platform to secure a one-year influencing contract for Shalkido with Dignity Furniture, a deal that provides a steady, dependable income for the artist.

This strategic act of kindness gives Shalikido the tools he needs to rebuild his life and regain his independence, a critical step towards self-reliance.

Shalkido // Instagram

During his show,  Obinna personally gift Shalkido with essential household items. A brand-new sofa, a comfortable bed mattress, and a plush carpet were presented to the artist, a symbolic gesture to restore dignity and comfort to a fellow creative who had lost so much.

These items were not just material goods; they were the first building blocks of a new, stable home.

The show climaxed with an overwhelming show of support from Obinna’s loyal viewers. He rallied his audience to contribute to the cause, and the response was immediate and generous.

In a testament to the power of community, viewers raised a total of KSh 62,000 in real time. The money was given to Shalkido on the spot, a powerful message that he was not alone in his fight and that a community of fans was ready to stand by him.

 

BY  Ian thuku

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