President Uhuru Kenyatta once walked from the Nairobi State House accompanied by his son Muhoho Kenyatta to enjoy music at the Permanent Presidential Music Commission offices.
The group was preparing to entertain former US President Barrack Obama when Uhuru joined them guarded by 20 men in 2015.
He danced to one of his favourite songs 'Tushangilie Kenya'. After enjoying the dance, Uhuru promised their trainer and celebrated songwriter Mwalimu Thomas Wesonga a gift for the whole team.
"Thank you very much. Music teacher, please let me go back and send this group a gift. God bless you. (Asante sana. Mwalimu wacha nirudi nitumane chai hawa wakunyue. Mungu awabariki),” Uhuru promised.
Obama later visited Kenya for the first time since taking over office as the US President in 2009. He promised to help African states to fight terrorism and empower the youth.
"Despite its many challenges - and we have to be clear-eyed about all the challenges that the continent still faces - Africa is a place of incredible dynamism, some of the fastest-growing markets in the world, extraordinary people, extraordinary resilience," Obama said before the visit, Aljazeera reports.