What do you think of Jalang’o saying that it’s either money on the table or nothing for him? Well, he seems to have come out and tweeted something to that effect.
“I don’t know who needs to hear this but ..........It’s either you are positive to my bank account or you are negative in my life! No free things yes I said it!”
His video clip that came along with the caption, was from his radio show Kamene & Jalas show on Kiss 100. Most of his followers seem to have agreed with him, with one even giving his own sexist twist to what Jalang’o said.
“I wish men would reason like this. Yes, women who are bringing NOTHING on the table should be curved. A big a$$ and a flexible cervix qualifies as NOTHING.”
Is that where Jalang’o was even going with this? We doubt he feels this way.
We wonder what Kamene Goro, his co-presenter on the show, and a strong, successful woman, feels about this. In spite of past turbulence in her life, she is a sassy, smart woman.
Both Jalang’o and Kamene Goro have had a pretty busy start to 2021 from the looks of their social media posts. They were at work on their show and were posting updates actively on twitter and Instagram from the word get go.
Jalang’o, meanwhile, has his future mapped out. He has said in the recent past that his job as a Kiss 100 radio presenter is going to be the last time he signs up for a gig on air.
The popular comedian shared his dream and plan of owning his media company in a chat with Billy Miya. To make a start he now has his own channel on YouTube, Jalang’o TV.
These were his words,“This is my final journey on radio because I have started my own things. I plan to have my media and I started Jalang’o TV on YouTube.”
Jalang'o has positively claimed in a YouTube show that he would be the next Lang'ata MP. So, it’s straight to politics after radio!
Watch the video here:
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He declared, ''You are looking at Lang'ata MP, I am not incoming, When they mention MPs names, know that you will hear Jalang'o Jalang'o.”
His reason for moving to politics? He wants to be a changemaker, not just a change seeker.
''It is hard for a common mwananchi to bring that change we are all looking for but not for a politician. It is easy to bring that change if you are in politics and not out," he says.
