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Javan MacAjudo, whose real name is Javan Onyango Otieno, is one of Ohangla's musicians. He plays well-organized ohangla music with soothing rhythms with educational messages. If you listen to his songs, you can tell the difference between his songs and other ohangla's songs. In one of his songs, "Olwenda," he challenges "slay queens" or ladies who fake life to be real. The song is named “Olwenda," which means cockroach, which depicts the play-acting behaviors of slay queens. In the song, he questions why ladies pretend they cannot kill cockroaches when they visit boyfriends. In one of his songs, "Olwenda," he challenges "slay queens" or ladies who fake life to be real. The song is named “Olwenda," which means cockroach, which depicts the play-acting behaviors of slay queens. In the song, he questions why ladies pretend they cannot kill cockroaches when they visit boyfriends. Javan wonders why these ladies fear killing cock