Dr Ofweneke Gifts Jalang'o's Lookalike KSh 4k, Urges Him To Stop Blackmailing MP: "He's Offended"
- Dr Ofweneke gifted KSh 4,000 to Stanley Mule Mutisya, Jalang'o's lookalike, after he made an appearance on his TV 47 show
- The veteran radio personality advised the young man to stop blackmailing the Lang'ata MP
- Mutisya had accused Jalang'o of not fulfilling promises made in 2021, but Ofweneke encouraged him to raise fee arrears for his certificate
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Media personality Dr Ofweneke recently extended a generous gesture to Stanley Mulee Mutisya, a young man who resembles Lang'ata MP Jalang'o in appearance.
During a TV show appearance, Ofweneke gifted Musyoka KSh 4,000 and offered him some valuable advice.
Stanley Mutisya's problem with Jalang'o
Mutisya has been publicly calling out Jalang'o, accusing the MP of not fulfilling promises made during a 2021 interview.
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According to the young man, Jalang'o gave him only KSh 1,000 at the time and failed to follow through on commitments to change his life.
Mutisya claimed that he has been unable to collect his certificate due to KSh 12,000 in unpaid fees.
What advise did Ofweneke give Jalang'o's lookalike?
After hearing Mutisya's story, Ofweneke decided to step in and help.
He sent Musyoka KSh 4,000 to put towards the outstanding fees and encouraged him to seek the remaining KSh 8,000 from friends.
"Mheshimiwa Jalang'o is feeling offended, but that's the truth. Your fee is KSh 12,000. I have kickstarted your savings for that money with KSh 4,000. I don't think you can fail to raise KSh 8,000. Thereafter, go and collect your certificate, and we leave Jalang'o's story alone. There is no further you can go with this story. Helping comes from the willingness of the heart," Ofweneke advised.
What did Stanley Mulee Mutisya study?
Another article revealed that Mutisya was a fourth-year software engineering student at Pioneer University when he was hosted on Bonga na Jalas in November 2021.
He completed his studies in March 2023.
The young man said he realised he resembled Jalang'o when he was eight years old after seeing some of his photos on Facebook.
Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke
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Dr. Ofweneke gifts Jalang'o's lookalike KSh 4,000 on his show.
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