Senator Crystal Asige Announces Her Single Status

Nominated Senator Crystal Asige has announced her single status in a weekend update that delighted her male followers. The young disability advocate shared a photo showcasing her outfit of the day while smiling at the camera.

In her post, she embraced her single status with the caption, “To whom it may concern, – Yes, I’m single,” and expressed gratitude to the designer of her outfit. Her optimistic message prompted a wave of comments from netizens, including:

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– **njaumurigi**: “The admiration I have! You’re an inspiration to many of us through your representation of the less privileged.”
– **only_the_goose**: “Well done, Crystal!”
– **xdaybols**: “Alright, gorgeous! Need to up my game lol.”
– **halsville**: “You are an inspiration, Senator.”
– **its_stevemwendwa**: “Beautiful, muhesh 😍.”
– **ruthieorder**: “Such a beauty 😍😍😍.”
– **lemah_lema**: “Beautiful 😍😍🔥🔥🔥.”
– **wangaceo**: “@crystalasige ❤️❤️ Can I get a picture with you?”

A few facts about Crystal Asige: she was named among Time 100 Next (2024) and honored in the Top 40 Under 40 (2023). Nominated to the 4th Senate in the 13th Parliament, she represents persons with disabilities and special interest groups.

In addition to her political role, the senator is an award-winning musician, a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, and a disability rights advocate. Due to her visual impairment, she is commonly known as a VIP (Visually Impaired Person).

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Her achievements include:

– Serving on the Amnesty International Board.
– Receiving the 2020 Kotex “She Can Award.”
– Being nominated for the award-winning collaboration “Extravaganza” in 2019.
– Acting as VIP Ambassador for a nationwide awareness campaign (#WorldGlaucomaWeek) in 2018/2019.
– Launching “MapAbility” for the Ability Programme (Open Institute, 2018/2020), advocating for universal design and policy change in accessibility across Kenya’s infrastructure.
– Speaking at various prestigious events, including those hosted by Safaricom, UNilever, and UN Habitat.
– Founding the first support group for visually impaired persons at the Lighthouse for Christ Eye Centre in Mombasa.

Crystal considers herself a creative polymath, using her platform to challenge stereotypes and promote inclusion. With over a decade of advocacy experience, she is a leading voice on issues affecting the disabled community and has presented her case to both national and international platforms.