In a thrilling episode of the Obinna Show Live, magician Njiwa Pori took center stage to address the debate: is it uchawi (witchcraft) or talanta (talent)?

This live interview has sparked conversations across Kenya and East Africa, blending entertainment, mystery, and cultural insights.

Njiwa Pori, whose name translates to “Wild Pigeon” in Swahili, dazzled viewers with mind-bending tricks that left both the host and audience questioning reality.

From chewing rocks and swallowing nails, Pori demonstrated his skills live, emphasizing that his acts are rooted in years of practice and psychological techniques rather than supernatural forces. “It’s all about illusion and dedication,” Pori explained, sharing his journey from street performances in Nairobi to becoming a sought-after entertainer. He opened up about facing skepticism in a society where traditional beliefs often blur the line between talent and sorcery, drawing parallels to global magicians like David Blaine.

Oga Obinna probed deeper with humor and curiosity. “Is this talent or are you hiding something mystical?” he joked, prompting Pori to reveal behind-the-scenes secrets without spoiling the magic. The conversation touched on cultural perceptions of uchawi in Kenya, where some view magic as taboo, while others celebrate it as art. Pori advocated for education, encouraging young aspiring magicians to hone their craft ethically.

This episode highlights Obinna Show Live’s appeal – blending controversy, laughter, and inspiration. For anyone intrigued by Kenyan entertainers, magic tricks, or the talent vs. witchcraft debate, it’s a reminder that true magic lies in human potential.

Catch the full interview on YouTube