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OJ makes grand comeback to Tahidi High after long break [Photos]
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OJ will be returning to the show that made him who he is in the society with a new role as a teacher.
The news of OJ’s comeback to Tahidi High, which Airs on Citizen TV, was shared by his fellow actress Veronicah Mwaura.
“Great colleagues that make work seem like play. We have a new Teacher on board. OJ is back. Mwalimu Oscar Ojiambo. #Tahidihigh #Citizen tv,” wrote Veronicah Mwaura
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The talented actor used to feature on Tahidi High alongside Sarah Hassan (Tanya) Abel Mutua (Freddy) Phillip Karanja (Johny) among others.
His fellow actors at Tahidi High (Abel Mutua and Phillip Karanja) ventured into production and now they run their own company dubbed “Phil-It Production”.
Before his exit from Tahidi, OJ was among the Script writers of the show.
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