Kenyan comedian and content creator Terence Creative has paid tribute to the late actor Papa Shirandula by sharing a throwback video of a project they worked on together.

Terence shared the video on Facebook, reminiscing about his experience working alongside the celebrated actor, whose real name was Charles Bukeko.
In the caption, he wrote: "Remembering Papa Shirandula on a project we worked on someday."
The video features the two entertainers in a scripted road-safety campaign produced in partnership with the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA).
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Terence Creative // Facebook

Papa Shirandula Featured in Boda-Boda Safety Campaign

In the clip, Papa Shirandula plays a boda-boda rider in a humorous scene designed to educate motorcycle operators about road safety.
His character explains the importance of having two helmets, one for the rider and another for the passenger, as well as ensuring the motorcycle has a reflector.
Terence also appears in the video as a passenger, interacting with Papa Shirandula as they deliver the safety message through comedy.
The campaign encourages boda-boda operators to follow road-safety regulations to protect themselves and their passengers.
It ends with the message, "Safiri salama, fika salama," urging road users to travel safely and reach their destinations without harm.

Remembering Papa Shirandula

Papa Shirandula was one of Kenya's most recognizable television actors, widely known for playing the titular character in the popular Citizen TV comedy series Papa Shirandula.
Papa Shirandula // Facebook
His performance as the village man who worked as a watchman in Nairobi made him a household name and earned him a loyal audience.
Beyond the television show, the actor participated in various productions that showcased his comedic talent and ability to connect with audiences.
He passed on July 18, 2020, at the age of 58, leaving behind a legacy in Kenya's entertainment industry.
Terence's throwback offers a glimpse into their work together and revisits a project that used comedy to communicate an important public-safety message.