Jalang'o hands over Motorcycles to Nitakufinya duo

Mwangi Gathanwa

August 11, 2021 6:50 PM

Musyoka said the bike would help him provide for the new woman in his life.

Jalang'o hands over two Motorcycles to Nitakufinya duo [Video]

Kiss 100 presenter Felix Odiwuor alias Jalang’o has finally handed over two motorbikes to Aaron Asiba Matendechere and Charles Musyoka, the famous Ntakufinya duo.

During the handover ceremony, Musyoka said the bike would enable him to live a better life and provide for the new woman in his life.

On his part, Matendechere said he would add the new motorcycle to his list of enterprises.

Jalang'o hands over two Motorcycles to Nitakufinya duo [Video] Pulse Live Kenya

"Mambo ya kwenda kubeba wasichana na pikipiki utawacha sasa," Jalang'o jokingly cautioned Musyoka.

The comedian said he is yet to cast the two in a television advert but expressed hope that a deal would come through.

"When you get a chance to make a difference in people's live do it," Jalang'o said.

The motorcycle company which gifted the duo is the same one which appointed former NTV reporter Lolani Kalu as its brand ambassador.

The motorbike is a welcome gift for Matendechere who is a family man with two wives and nine children.

Musyoka will also have a relief from his tiring work in Mukuru kwa Njenga slums where he helps pull water vending carts.

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Mwangi Gathanwa