Eric Omondi pledges to fund 2027 campaign for Kasipul Gen Z MP aspirant Jaezmin Aoko


Comedian and philanthropist Eric Omondi has thrown his weight behind 26-year-old former Kasipul MP aspirant Jaezmin Aoko, praising her determination and political zeal.

Jaezmin, who recently contested in the Kasipul by-election and emerged ninth, has impressed many Kenyans, particularly the youth.

Her courage and resolve have now caught the attention of Omondi, who is reportedly seeking to meet the young politician to strategise her 2027 parliamentary bid.

Taking to social media on Thursday, December 4, Omondi called on his fans and followers to help him locate Jaezmin Aoko, whom he described as a “Hero.”

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Eric Omondi said he is impressed by Jaezmin Aoko and promised to fund her 2027 campaign. Photo: Eric Omondi/Facebook

He further revealed that he intends to sponsor her campaign for the Kasipul MP seat through his movement, Youth 47.

“Hero of the Day!!! I am looking for this beautiful Gen Z legend. Her name is Jeazmin Aoko. She is 26 years old. She contested for the Kasipul by-election and received 26 votes, coming in 9th. YOUTH 47 will sponsor her and campaign for her in 2027. She is the NEW DAWN, she is the NEW KENYA that we are praying for. Please help me find her. GOD BLESS🙏🙏🙏

#NewKenya

#NewDawn,” Omondi wrote.

The post quickly attracted a flood of supportive comments from netizens eager to connect the comedian with Jaezmin Aoko, celebrating the prospect of empowering young Kenyan leaders.

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Jaezmin’s political journey has been notable.

Jaezmin Aoko emerged nineth in the Kasipul MP By-Elections. Photo: UGC

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At just 26, she not only contested for the highly competitive Kasipul parliamentary seat but also managed to inspire 26 people to cast their votes in her favor.

She faced tough competition from two male frontrunners backed by significant financial resources and political networks in one of Kenya’s most intense by-elections in recent years.

Despite not winning the seat, Jaezmin remains undeterred.

She has vowed to return stronger in 2027, signaling her determination to continue representing young voices in Kenyan politics.

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