Lawyer David Morara Rebaso popularly known for rattling state agents over stalled government projects has acquired a high-end vehicle ahead of his upcoming de-launch tours.
The vehicle registered KCJ 200W has been customized to have a public address system akin to that of the president so that he is able to address large crowds.
While confirming the latest, the Nairobi-based-businessman-turned-activist who has quickly risen to become an internet sensation over his continuous tendencies of questioning the government on the use of public funds, called on graphic designers to offer their branding and wrapping skills so that he can hit the ground running soon.
“Graphic designers it’s your time to do the Lord’s Work. Gari ya kuweka public address system tumepata. We need a design for branding and wrapping cheza kama nyinyi haraka haraka kwa comments ama DM,” he wrote.
The latest development comes a day after the activist called on Kenyans to sponsor his project by donating funds for essential items.
He took to his X account to ask Kenyans of goodwill to contribute to the noble cause by funding for the vehicle so that he can effectively reach the audience in rural areas as he embarks on civic education.
The activist also listed that he needed a generator, mixers, equalizer, signal links, speakers and front LED lights for him to effectively undertake his role.
“Dear My Sponsors the P****e of Kenya. We can do a presidential sound at 1.2M or a middle sound at 838,200. Kindly review the quoted prices and verify if they are within market rate. For the sound system I have already raised 325,000.
“I hope more Kenyans of goodwill will continue giving. As for the vehicle to be fitted with this sound, I still don’t have one but I own an old LR Defender somewhere that doesn’t have a gearbox, I can fix that one tusonge mbele,” he wrote.
Adding;
“These assets will be used only for purposes of civic education and good governance campaign. I will be organizing caravans where you can join me as we make a combined effort to redeem our country.”