Former Presidential Candidate Claims Underwear-Free Initiative Gaining Traction in Kenya

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Kingwa Kamenchu, a former presidential aspirant, claims that her Free Africa initiative has achieved a 70% success rate, which could imply a significant number of people are going about their daily activities without wearing underwear.

In a recent interview on a local TV morning show, Kamenchu stated that her team is working towards achieving 100% adoption of their ideas by August. However, she emphasized that the initiative's success relies on the unity and support of all Kenyans, and she called for their prayers.

Kamenchu has previously made headlines for controversial statements, including a call for a masturbation campaign against wearing underwear, during which she shared a personal image on her Facebook page.

She holds academic credentials from the University of Nairobi, where she graduated with first-class honors in history and literature, and the University of Oxford, where she earned graduate degrees in African studies and creative writing. At Oxford, she served as the President of the African Society.

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