Sherrif Kadere: Meet Cool Super Metro Driver Who Doubles Up As Musician

• A Nairobi-based young man, Sherrif Kadere, balances life as a Super Metro driver and an aspiring musician
• The 32-year-old driver revealed that his early love of music began during church services and his time in high school
• Kadere said he has not made any money from his music and appealed for support from Kenyansthrough YouTube subscriptions

Sherrif Kadere's story is a testament to the power of passion and determination.

Kadere has balanced his dual responsibilities as a Super Metro driver and a budding singer to pursue his passion projects.

How did Sherrif Kadere start music?

In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, Kadere opened up about his journey from childhood dreams to his current status as a rising music star.

"I work for five days as a Super Metro driver and spend two days in the studio. It is challenging, but I am used to it," he said.

The 32-year-old said his journey into music began at a tender age.

His love for music was evident when he led the congregation in praise and worship and displayed his singing abilities in high school.

"I always wanted to be a musician. I started liking music when I was a little boy. I would do solo verses in high school and church when I was young. I first visited the studio when I was 16," Kadere continued.

Kadere's plea to Kenyans

Though his music journey has not yielded financial gains, Kadere remains undeterred.

He appealed to Kenyans to rally behind him by subscribing to his YouTube channel and connecting with him on social media.

"I want to urge Kenyans to support me by subscribing to my YouTube channel and downloading my songs. I am on social media."

Watch Kadere's latest song on YouTube:

Woman smitten by Super Metro tout with flawless beard

In a separate story, a Nairobi woman confessed her feelings for a Super Metro makanga she met on her way home.

A video of a handsome bearded Super Metro makanga had women on the internet going gaga.

The man filmed by a TikToker, @wawera254, confessed that she had fallen for him as he collected fare.

The woman shared her disbelief in the makanga's looks, but Kenyans quickly reminded her that being a conductor was a job just like any other.

She said:

"Super Metro has left me defeated today. I now understand why ladies love Super Metro. Those eyes."