Celebrate Kenyan artiste, Esther Akoth alias Akothee, has said she is not considering joining politics any time soon.
She spoke on the dicey issue after some Kenyans alleged on April 1 - Fool's Day - that she was being considered for an appointment as "Culture CS".
This was after the singer showed her dedication in helping hunger-stricken Turkana residents.
Many people linking the controversial singer to the 2022 politics until she came across the rumour a
From her humanitarian effort, a section of Kenyans hypothesized that she should get a state appointment to help marginalised communities.
Akothee took to social media to respond to those linking her to 2022 politics, revealing that she is not thinking of it but only acting like any other responsible citizen would do.
The singer added that if Kenyans supported their elected leaders other than blaming them for everything happening, the country would be a better place.
"I am not joining politics any time soon , but I believe its my responsibility as a citizen to participate in the wellbeing of my environment, if all of us had the same spirit of checking in our leaders, supporting them as we place our grievances, I believe there will be change," read Akothee's Facebook post in part.