Henry Ohanga, professionally known as Octopizzo, is an award-winning recording and performing artist, humanitarian, and social entrepreneur from Kibera, Nairobi. Rising from one of Africa’s largest informal settlements, he has become one of the continent’s most influential cultural voices, using music, art, and advocacy to champion youth empowerment and social transformation. With 8 albums to his name, including the globally acclaimed Refugeenius, a groundbreaking collaboration with over 20 refugees from Kakuma and Dadaab camps Octopizzo has consistently merged creativity with impact. His projects Lamu Nights and Jungle Fever were both Grammy-considered, further cementing his international recognition. Driven by purpose, cultural consciousness, and creative excellence, Octopizzo continues to use his influence to advocate for equity, dignity, and a new generation of African leadership.
