Comedian Njugush couldn’t help but add his signature humor to the mix when his friend and fellow comedian Eddie Butita shared photos from his visit to the White House.
Butita was among a group of Kenyan creatives invited by President William Ruto on a state visit to the United States, hosted by President Joe Biden.
The trip, which included a stop at the iconic White House, saw Butita rubbing shoulders with prominent figures, including renowned American comedian and TV host Steve Harvey.
Njugush, known for his witty and satirical takes, playfully teased Butita for his jubilant display of the prestigious moment.
Through his social media, Njugush quipped about Butita’s high-profile encounter, injecting a dose of humor that resonated well with their fans.
For Butita, the trip was more than just a photo opportunity; it marked a significant milestone in his career.
Meeting Steve Harvey, a figure he has admired for 14 years, was a dream come true. Harvey, who recognized Butita from his YouTube content, praised his work, a moment that Butita cherished deeply.
Sharing the experience on Instagram, Butita expressed his gratitude to President Ruto for including him in the delegation and for the unique opportunity to represent Kenya’s creative industry on such a prominent stage.
During the visit, Butita and the delegation also visited Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, where they engaged in discussions about the creative industry’s future.
Butita revealed that his conversation with Harvey focused on enhancing the showbiz sector in Kenya by equipping and training talent for business success.
“It’s show and business,” Butita emphasized, highlighting the importance of combining creativity with entrepreneurial acumen.
Before departing for the U.S., Butita shared his excitement and appreciation for the president’s support.
“Thank you, His Excellency President William Samoei Ruto, for choosing me to accompany you,” he stated, underscoring the significance of the creative industry’s inclusion in high-level conversations.
