WAJACKOYAH EFFECT! SEE MILLIONS OF MONEY THIS MAN MAKES FROM PRINTING HIS T SHIRTS

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Jun 17, 2026 #Wajackoyah #presenterali
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AI GeneratedThe video features an interview with the owner of Permaprints, a printing business that experienced a significant surge in growth after creating merchandise for the Kenyan political figure Wajakoya. The business owner discusses the power of social media in attracting clients, including his first international order from Australia, and demonstrates the heat press printing process.
That person came from Australia. What? Yes, yes, yes. That was my first ni
diaspora. Yeah. Wajakoya ah kwa ground. Kwa ground kwa
For people who love. No, just me. There, you were, you didn't care, start
Get the Wajakoya orders. And now, so you have, you've started
Get these orders. Mhm. Customer flow, when you compare
How is Unona Hiko before and after? When he was strong,
entertainment PA and by the way, the A is always for
Amazing.
Twitter
Therefore, T-shirt, picture of the Wajakoya crew
Hala fape kaniwa The Thief, kisha kuna bende rap ya Kenya
Before I arrived here, the journey had already begun.
From one tweet where you tweeted and wrote
Not even patients, 8 retweets? Yes, it started
I had seen some people doing it, so I thought it must be possible to do.
Well, Twitter, Twitter, you're being attacked, you're being engaged
Therefore, T-shirt, picture of the Wajakoya crew
Hala fape kaniwa The Thief, kisha kuna bende rap ya Kenya
Lakini kabla tweet moja ambapo wewe tulitwa na kusema
Not even patients, 8 retweets? Yes, it started
Therefore, T-shirt, picture of Kenya, T-shirt
Lakini kabla tweet moja ambapo wewe tumea na kusoma
Not even patients, 8 retweets? Yes, it started
Therefore, a T-shirt with a Kenya picture print
Lakini kabla tweet moja ambapo you tweeted and wrote
Not even patients, 8 retweets? Yes, it started
A T-shirt with a picture of Kenya
Lakini kabla tweet moja ambapo wewe tulitwa na kusema
Not even patients, 8 retweets? Yes, it started
Therefore, T-shirt, picture of Kenya, T-shirt
Lakini kabla tweet moja ambapo you tweeted and wrote
Not even patients, 8 retweets? Yes, it started
So I approach Nakitu.
About
Hello
The following ones
That is why it is the reason
Followingレン
Mili Furikuli
Indeed, the father
Tanyawa
It is necessary
To be honest
Tuliribu
That is why it is the reason
The following
Mili furikuli
That is why it is the reason
You want
Because I didn't expect such a reception. But I'm so happy for him. I'm so glad he made it through.
Yeah, it actually demonstrates the power of social media. He doesn't have that many followers, per se.
Do you have followers like a ladybug?
Around 6,869.
Imagine.
Even if it's just a hundred, from one tweet you can at least get one person to send a message.
I think it also demonstrates the power of social media. But I'd also like to know a bit more about your work.
What have you been doing?
Permaprints. Permaprints has been around for two years now.
Before that, I was employed. I was a designer.
Then, you know, you get to a point where you feel like, "I can do it too."
Let me see. I mean, why not?
So I tried, and I opened Permaprints.
Two years, and we've been doing well so far.
So far so good. Atujafunga.
Which means...
Someone is always watching over Permaprints.
I want to understand. When you try to compare the time when you started receiving orders from Wajah Koya,
and now that you've started receiving these orders,
How do you see the customer flow when comparing before and after?
The flow of customers has actually increased.
Especially since I usually make T-shirts.
Even if you check my tweets from Kitambo, you'll see I also do t-shirts.
But when it comes to after the Wajah Koya,
I don't know whether to call it an incident or something else.
The Wajah Koya.
Effect.
Yes. These have been a mob.
And also, not just t-shirts.
There is someone who does not want a t-shirt.
He doesn't want a T-shirt because he does printing.
He might want a banner, a business card.
So it has opened up.
It hasn't opened up just for the t-shirts.
It has opened up a lot of...
Basically everything that I do,
It has helped bring people to know what I do.
Okay. I also want to understand.
Somewhere in Garesa
There's another T-shirt you received as a surprise.
You said,
Last week,
I have someone from Australia.
What?
Yes.
That was my first...
It's a diaspora.
That was my first diaspora client.
And I'm so happy. I'm so grateful.
How much did he pay?
He paid KSh 4,000.
KSh 4,000
Actually, I was wondering how it would get to Australia.
Then it turns out,
The poster is still working.
I was so worried.
I was wondering whether I should take it to GKIA or not.
Then we sent a poster.
But it hasn't arrived yet.
So I'm still hoping it reaches Raka
so I can get feedback from his side.
But it was a huge surprise.
Is there a team from Wajakoya?
or anyone close to Wajakoya
Who has been looking for you?
So far, not yet.
People are still looking for me.
People are still looking for me anyway.
I mean, I'm taking what's mine.
I will be grateful that people are looking for me.
But you know,
It can go either way.
You said that
The business has opened up.
Does that mean that you've already started getting
Other orders from Wajakoya?
Exactly, yes.
I've been receiving orders.
I told you I do business cards.
posters, all those things
So, there's a client
Who is not a fan of Wajakoya?
And maybe he or she
would want something different.
Maybe he wants to be branded.
as a car brand
Or he wants to be labeled as an office or a store.
So I've been receiving orders.
But the thing they are saying is
I've seen you at Wajakoya.
Do you do printing?
Yes, I do printing.
So, I want 1, 2, 3.
I am very grateful.
Wajakoya is using your name.
If you had another chance
to meet Wajakoya
after all these effects
that you've posted
selling his t-shirts.
If you had a chance to meet him
What would you tell him?
First of all
Wajakoya
on the ground
People love you.
People love you very much.
And you're bringing something.
that Kenyan
Kenyan politics
has never seen before.
It's so different.
It's not very serious.
It's so captivating.
And that is what attracts us.
Also, his manifesto
his agenda
they relate more to
to us the youth.
Basically, youth is
the majority of Kenyans
So, Wajakoya
I'm really praying
You will join.
Please, whatever
You said you would do it.
Do it.
Because we've been
We've had too many
First of all, that first day.
He and I.
And not just that first day alone.
That first day
I hope we will come.
as a youth
We will stay in the lawn.
But
but
whatever you're saying you're going to do
because politicians in Kenya
are very
greedy
They are greedy.
We've been told
I don't want to say
I am against someone.
But a politician will say
He will do something.
If he does, he will do it.
40% or 30%.
So the next time he says
You remember
Let me finish them.
So, please.
Whatever you say you will do, do it.
That's it.
Thank you very much.
I was talking to a guy.
His name is
You can check him on Twitter.
You can support his business in that way.
Give us a number for anyone
who wants to support
support of any kind
that is
printing
Welcome, Prince.
We welcome everyone.
You just came.
You can come and say hello.
Our number
in case you want to order
is 0794
572 652
Can I say it again?
0794
672
572
652
That is our number.
We are at
Kweria Road
Basically
Stage Alimuru
When you come here
I prefer
When you reach stage Alimuru
Just make a call
We will come here.
Thank you very much
Dre Frank
For being part of this amazing idea
I know there are people who have done
the designs and everything
But before we finish
We want to see the printing process.
This is the
T-shirt of Wajakoya
These are just people.
You know other people.
We see that the T-shirts have been printed.
But we don't know how it is
But people would also like to see
How it works
I don't know if my director
You've got a good shot.
Has it been good?
Alright, let's get started.
This machine is called a heat press.
Basically, it is a press.
It is called 200 degrees.
To hold the T-shirt
Okay
Let's get the T-shirt
So T-shirts also have a color mob
There are
Many colors
So it depends on the client
We have red, blue, green
Black
So now
Step one
You must make sure
That the T-shirt is also
Warm-up
But it can't burn.
It won't burn
Don't make it warm
The print won't hold.
So
Warm it up
For
I estimate around
15 seconds
So the reason you're warming it
So you warm up the T-shirt first.
Then you place the print.
That's why it's called a heat press.
And it's hot
But it's not too hot for the shirt.
No, but it's hot for
200 degrees
Okay
It's actually very hot.
So
It's hot.
Then now
We get the print.
This one is okay.
So this is called
Knock out
Basically, it's a print.
Specifically for
For heat
For heat press
For apparel
So you put it there
Will the T-shirt burn?
This one will burn.
Let's see
Let me show you.
Basically this is the
The artwork
So you heat it
You need to be extremely precise.
Because if you place it
It's like that.
Then now you heat it
Press it again.
Press it again
For
15 seconds
20 seconds
Wow
It will tell you
It's going to make a noise.
That's what it's telling you
Yes
Most of us see these things
We don't know how they work.
We hope we can get a T-shirt
It's not a long process.
You can see it's done.
It's done.
So now
We wait for it to cool down.
So it cools down.
So now
When you put it on the table
It will be hot.
So it has to be cool enough.
To be placed on the caratass
So this caratass
Will come out with nothing
It will be left on the T-shirt
Okay
Suppose I leave the artwork on the T-shirt
It will be here.
So give it a few minutes
Then it will
So to make one T-shirt
It can take
One minute
Three minutes
We give ourselves
A chunk of time
Because if
You can order
They have
Many more orders
So
We give ourselves a day
If you order today
You take it the next day
So we don't waste time
Because if you
Get a bad print
So we like
To give ourselves at least a day
We don't tell you 20 minutes
Then you take it
So you can come here
And order
We prefer to order
Due to the convenience
If you come here
And we have about a hundred
So we prefer to order
And when you order
We request a deposit.
Deposit is
Like security
I don't print a T-shirt
Then you can't come.
So we ask for a deposit.
At least half
Or even all
If you can send half
Send all
You come to
This is really amazing
Now turn the page.
Because if you don't
If you press directly
It will get stuck.
I don't know if it works.
Like rubber or something
So you push for another
Approximately 15 seconds
You set a timer.
So 15 seconds
It will stick.
It won't
Even if you wash it
So even if you wash it
This is the one
I was wearing
I have been wearing it for almost two years.
You can see the print.
It's perfect.
See
It's stuck.
So even if you try to take it off
It will come off
It's truly amazing.
It's really normal.
It's really cool
If you have a story with Dre Frank
You can show him some support.
You can show him some love.
On Twitter
I am the presenter Ali
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Always amazing
Big shout out to my friend behind the camera
He is the director captain.
I'll see you guys.
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