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How I made money dressed like a witchdoctor in New York – Eric Omondi

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How I made money dressed like a witchdoctor in New York – Eric Omondi
How I made money dressed like a witchdoctor in New York – Eric Omondi

Kenyan Comedian Eric Omondi has for the first time disclosed how he made money dressed like a witchdoctor, in New York City.

The funny man who spoke on the Kris Fade Show in Dubai’s Virgin Radio narrated how he went to Times Square dressed like a traditional African medicine man.

How I made money dressed like a witchdoctor in New York – Eric Omondi

He carried with him African vegetables which included cabbage and kales and Americans were surprised with what he was doing.

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The comedian went on to say that the whole time he was speaking in Swahili and he explained to them that it was medicine, which he was selling at USD 20.

Eric Omondi revealed that a few minutes later, his newly found business was up and people actually bought the medicine.

How I made money dressed like a witchdoctor in New York – Eric Omondi

“I went to New York City and disguised as a witchdoctor, a traditional African medicine man. Now what they do is that they offer herbs that cure numerous problems. So I went into Times Square dressed traditionally with some cabbages, some kales, basically African vegetables and they were giving me money. First they came and they were wondering what’s going on and so I was speaking in Swahili and I explained to them that this is actual African medicine and it only goes for 20 Dollars. After three minutes business was booming,” narrated Eric Omondi.

How I made money dressed like a witchdoctor in New York – Eric Omondi

Africa’s Best Comedian

His revelation comes a few days after Eric won Africa’s Best Comedian in the recently concluded AFRIMMA awards.

In the event that was held in New Jersey USA Eric, who was among the hosts of the award Gala managed to beat Nigeria’s Basket Mouth and Salvado from Uganda.

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