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The Murang'a Simba

The Murang'a Simba
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 By The Mountain Journal

The Former Kigumo MP Jamleck Kamau is a rebranded man with a taste of fine things.

In an event full of glamor and finesse, former Kigumo Mp made sure to leave a lasting mark of 'the new him'. 

While officially declaring that he will be on the Governor ballot in the 2022 General Election, Jamleck showed up for the well attended event donning a two piece masterpiece suit.

The pin stripped suit was charcoal grey in color, ironed to precision to match his freshly cut haircut and Italian Aldo shoes.


The former minister who is currently serving as TARDA Chairman has also lost a pound or two and it's evident he is clearly working on staying fit.

While giving his official speech as well as addressing the media, Jamleck unveiled his personalized podium.

With gold stands and a red carpet fluffy casing all over it, the podium is said to have cost hundreds of thousands.

Our team has done some online research and the podium of that stature could have easily cost at least sh250, 000.

On the podium was his full names, a photo and a short code.

Kamau announced that the short code, 23343 is supposed to be used by people willing to work in his campaigns as volunteers.

"All you will need is to share your name and polling station and then we will reach out to you," he said.

The short code service has only been used by Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden which helped them get massive support and reach of most of their supporters. 

In a show of preparedness, he has also invested in a fully equipped sound car, fitted with top notch speakers and other public address amenities inside the car.

The system is running on a silent generator, with such things only being seen with President Uhuru Kenyatta and DP William Ruto's advance teams.

You can get in touch with our Newdesk 

ceo@themountainjournal.co.ke

info@themountainjournal.co.ke

themountainjournal@gmail.com

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