Jalang’o Biography
Jalang’o (Felix Odiwour) a Kenyan Member of perliament of Langata constituency, fomer comedian, radio and television presenter, actor, and events master of ceremonies. His Nicknamed “Jalas” as well the CEO of Arena media. He rose to fame having featured the character of Jalang’o in Citizen TV’s show, Papa Shirandula.
Jalang’o Age
“Jalas” was born and raised in Homa Bay County. His age and date of birth are publicly unavailable. This section will be updated as soon as this information is available.
Jalang’o Career
Jalang’o began as a radio host at Kiss FM back in late 2008 an in 2012, he joined Radio Maisha. Back in 2017 he left Radio Maisha and joined Hot 96 FM whwre he worked for one year and in 2018 he joined moving to Radio Milele. He went back from where he began his radio career at Kiss 100 radio back in July 2020, as a morning presenter together with Caroline Mutuko. Currently, he is the host of the Kiss 100 morning show alongside Kamene Goro.
He is as well a media personality withh an online youtube channel where he hosts and interviews other media personalities and as well shares across Kenya and Africa as a whole.
Jalang’o Wife
Jalang’o a married man to Amina Chao, the duo walked down the aisle having a private traditional wedding attended by close friends, family members, along with other celebrities attended. The duo traditional wedding ceremony got held in Syokimau tha saw a number of celebrities attending including fellow comedian MC Jessy, radio co-host Alex Mwakideu, Robert Burale, Ted Kwaka aka Big Ted, Chris Kirwa, Jasper Muthomi, and Tom Japanni
He was prevoiusly married to Cheptoek Boyo but later divorced over irreconcilable issues. The pair couple is now co-parenting their only daughter.
Jalang’o Salary
“Jalas” eans an esstimated monthly salary of around Kes500,000.
Jalang’o Net Worth
Jalang’o has an estimated net worth of $500K U.S dollars.
Jalang’o Family
“Jalas” was raised up from a very humble background, his parents worked as native farmers and work hard every day to put food on the table. To ssome pint even the basic needs were not able to come by and this made Jalang’o work hard and became the change-maker he is today in his family. Even his family getting his school fees was hard but he never stop him from dreaming to become one of the top media personalities in Kenya and Africa.
Jalang’o Education
“Jalas” enrolled at Homa Bay Lake Primary School where he had to walk kilometers every morning and evening. He then joined Maseno National school in Kisumu county and despite his good grades and performances, in the O level exams, his father was unable to afford his secondary school fees. His father later organized for fundraising to finance his high school studies. Friends and relatives came to his rescue and he was able to continue with his education.