President Uhuru Kenyatta Dabs And Dances With FBI Crew

Uhuru dabs and dances: On Wednesday, president Uhuru Kenyatta said that the youth should register as voters so that they can participate in this year's elections.

Uhuru Kenyatta said the present and the future of the country belongs to the youth and they should step up to take an active role.

He said the youth make up about two-thirds of the Kenyan population and that means that they have the power to put in office leaders who care about their interests.

President Uhuru Kenyatta spoke when he met a group of popular artists including Gospel musician Roy Smith Mwatia popularly known as ‘Rufftone’ and top radio presenter Daniel Githinji Mwangi popularly known as ‘Mbusii’ at State House, Nairobi.

Also at the meeting was the award winning FBI Dance Crew.

The dance crew consists of Ezra Njagi (their leader), Moesha Kibibi, Ramadhan Nyachio, Emmanuel Tumaini, Katabira Denis and Kennedy Mutembei.

It was during the meeting where Uhuru did the dab dance with the crew. See photo below;

Uhuru dabs and dances with FBI dance crew

Uhuru urged the youth not to refuse to register because that means that they will have given away their rights.

"Refusing to register to vote is not rebellion. Refusing to register is actually surrendering," said the President.

Uhuru said the youth should register in large numbers and vote for leaders who will not be tribal or corrupt; and who will create opportunities for business and employment.

More photos of Uhuru Kenyatta and FBI dance crew doing the dab dance at State House below;