Sarah Hassan, Brenda Wairimu, and Prince Indah Shine at OGW Presidential Awards
Prince Indah, Sarah Hassan and Brenda Wairimu
Kenyan stars Sarah Hassan, Brenda Wairimu, and Prince Indah were the talk of the town as they received the prestigious Order of the Grand Warrior (OGW) medal. The awards, conferred during a glamorous Jamhuri Day luncheon at State House, Nairobi, by President William Ruto, recognized their exceptional contributions to their respective fields.
The event wasn’t just a gathering of luminaries—it was a powerful celebration of Kenya’s rich talent and creativity. Here’s all the juicy tea from this star-studded affair.
What’s the OGW Anyway?
The Order of the Grand Warrior medal is one of Kenya’s highest civilian honors. It’s reserved for those who’ve made groundbreaking contributions to their industries, uplifting the nation and inspiring millions.
This year’s recipients, including actresses Sarah Hassan and Brenda Wairimu, and musician Prince Indah, proved that the arts are as vital to Kenya’s identity as politics or business.
Sarah Hassan: “This Honor Belongs to All of Us”
Beloved for her unforgettable roles in TV and film, Sarah Hassan has long been a household name. Receiving the OGW was a defining moment for the actress, who took to social media to express her gratitude.
“I’m truly honoured to have been awarded the Order Of The Grand Warrior (OGW) title by His Excellency the President. Thank you to each and every one of you for always supporting me,” she wrote.
Her heartfelt post triggered a flood of congratulatory messages from fans, colleagues, and industry titans who agreed that this recognition was well-deserved.
Brenda Wairimu: A Queen Crowned at Last
Brenda Wairimu, a trailblazer in Kenyan film, was another highlight of the awards. Known for her captivating performances and dedication to her craft, Wairimu’s OGW medal was a testament to her influence in the creative industry.
While she’s yet to share her personal reflections on the award, her fans wasted no time in celebrating her milestone. “Brenda deserves every bit of this recognition,” one fan gushed.
Prince Indah: The Voice of the People
Musician Prince Indah, known for his chart-topping hits, brought his unique flavor to the awards. Receiving the OGW medal, Indah was all smiles as he dedicated the honor to his loyal fans.
“This honour is not just mine—it belongs to all of you, my amazing fans,” Indah wrote. “Waambie ni Malaika... na uwakumbushe.”
His fans echoed his sentiments, showering him with praise for his role in uplifting Kenyan music and culture.
A Star-Studded Luncheon at State House
The Jamhuri Day luncheon wasn’t just about the awards—it was a dazzling showcase of Kenya’s vibrant talent and achievements. From government leaders to creatives and cultural icons, the event was a melting pot of inspiration.
The ceremony underscored the critical role of the arts in shaping Kenya’s identity and fostering national unity. It also left fans across the nation buzzing about the bright future of Kenyan talent on the global stage.
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