Jalang´o bags 6 lucrative radio job offers hours after getting fired from Milele FM (Details)
Image: Jalang'oRadio personality and comedian Felix Odiwuor better known as Jalang´o is currently a hot cake in the media industry after calling it quits at Mediamax-owned Milele FM.
Yesterday night, the Kenyan entertainment industry was enveloped with a dark cloud after the radio presenter gave his last goodbyes to Milele FM fans.
Fortunately, with sad goodbyes, comes handsome offers especially for veteran professionals and Jalang´o is not someone whose professional capacity we can debate about.
Also read: Jalang’o quits Milele FM
Lucrative offers
Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke, the radio personality revealed he had since received 6 different offers from several radio stations, trying to poach his skills in the area of expertise.
I have received calls from six radio stations who want to hire my services.
Unfortunately, in as much as these are not your basic kind of offers, Jalang´o indicated he was not quite focused into going into employment first as he targets to build his own brand.
However, I will take a step back and see how the progress develops. Right now I am focused on Arena Media and I am looking forward to driving it to further success.
Additionally articulating that he needed to grow his YouTube channel – something he brought to life, soon after his infidelity scandals started doing the rounds.
I also have my YouTube channel which is growing. Digital is the next move and therein lies an opportunity to generate income, a lot of money.
Milele FM contract dispute
In his long post yesterday evening, Jalas divulged that the hard economic times had hit the Mediamax Limited that had seen it´s TV affiliate K24 send home all its newsroom employees.
According to him, unresolved terms of contract with his employers saw them disagree, therefore showing him the door.
In short Last Friday was my last day at Milele Fm. I want to thank everyone who supported me. Every fan who was with that to the point we became the most popular and No 1 Radio Station in the country.
