Leading media houses that have covered the viral story of Mr Password from Homabay include Citizen TV, Kenyans, Nation, Tuko, Standard, K24 TV, Pulse, and Mpasho.
Omondi Jack Oluoch Nicknamed Password
The Homa Bay man admits he didn’t know his insistent demands for a Password on National television would make him an internet sensation.
He says the name password came naturally in a moment of frustration with delayed Homa Bay County ODM primaries.
Omondi could not understand why the voting machines arrived without a password.
“I vote here and when I went to vote I was ready by 6 am because I work in the Jua Kali sector; I had to wake up very early and the election devices were late by 3 hours – I was frustrated because they brought the kits and left. Then the person who was supposed to attend to the voters kept telling us there is no password.”
Jack Omondi Oluoch.
At first, the 23 years old Omondi alias Password could not understand why more people including strangers were demanding a photo with him.
As a result, he remained reluctant not knowing if his viral video was offensive or not.
Omondi famously called Password gradually embraced the video in the hope of becoming the next celebrity.
It turns out Omondi is a talented comedian who has never gotten a platform to flaunt his skills.
The staunch ODM supporter has confirmed he will start shooting fresh content and posting the same on social media with help from a long term friend.
