KTN Presenter reveals the Sh250,000 gift that Governor Joho gave him [Photos]
The TV Personality won the award for Best Dressed Media Personality 2017
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According to the KTN’s Presenter, his close friend Ali Hassan Joho who happens to be the Mombasa Governor gifted him a watch worthy SH250,000 after winning an award of the Best Dressed Media Personality last year.
Jamal who host the Maisha Mzuqa show, enjoys a close relationship with the Mombasa Governor, who he describes as his mentor. The watch was from the world famous brand Hublot.
Apart from the Watch, the TV personality also owns other expensive valuables among the shoes.
“That was a Salvatore Ferragamo design. They cost me well above $300 (Sh31, 000). Besides my most expensive is Balenciaga which cost me Sh64, 000. You have to spend to look good.” Said Jamal During an Interview with SDE.
Jamal owns lot of merchandise branded with Joho’s name, a sign that the two are very tight friends.
We are so tight. He is a mentor, a brother and godfather to me. In fact one of my aka is 001junior and at the moment am working with him as chief communications officer.” Says Jamal Gaddafi.
Jamal is the winner of this year’s Best dressed Media Personality in Africa at the Abryanz Style and Fashion awards - for the second year running.
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