Lang'ata MP-elect Felix Odiwuor, known as Jalang'o in entertainment circles, has divulged that he might get back to hosting radio shows.
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Jalang'o noted that he is open to hosting a radio show so long as it runs until 9 am to allow him to get to the National Assembly for plenary sessions on time.
"Let me answer a few questions that you've been asking! Now that you are an Mp will you still be doing radio? For now, Langata is my No. 1 priority! Delivery of our manifesto and the promises we made to the electorate.
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Radio is my love and if I get a morning show that ends by 9 so that I can make it for bunge on time then why not?" he stated.
Jalang'o, however, revealed that he would no longer host club events because his current role as a legislator comes with a lot of responsibilities and he might not find time for such engagements.
This development comes barely a week after the media personality gave out his YouTube channel which has 574,000 subscribers.
In a video that was posted on the channel dubbed Jalango TV, the former Kiss FM breakfast show host revealed that he was leaving it to his employees as he will not have time to run it because of his duties as a legislator.
Jalang'o asked them to form a company and continue creating content on the channel. However, they will have to give him 20 per cent of their monthly earnings.
"Hii channel sasa nataka doh iskuwe inaenda kwa account yangu. I want you to form your company so that you can take the channel. Every month mtakuwa mnanilipa 20 per cent of what you earn.
Sasa hii nimewaachia nyinyi muendelee. Mtafutee ma interviews na mfanye mambo mingi kwa sababu mimi pahali naenda ntakuwa busy sana," he stated.
Jalang'o also revealed that he will set up another channel while in Parliament that will surpass the one that he has given out in terms of subscribers.
"Lakini hata huko naenda kufungua mpya. Channel ingine hatari. Mtashangaa, itapita hata hii yenyu. Chukueni kazi kama yenyu. Mform company yenyu nyinyi wanne mniletee tuandikie watu wa Google wa-change," he added.
Jalang'o TV grew thanks to the media personalities' interviews with different public figures since 2020.
He stopped doing the interviews earlier this year when he announced that he will be running for the Lang'ata parliamentary seat.
Jalang'o ran on an Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) ticket and garnered 38,948 votes, with his main rival, the incumbent MP Nixon Korir, collecting 36,836 votes.
Korir conceded to the media personality in a Facebook post and thanked the people of Lang'ata for giving him a chance to serve them in the National Assembly. He also congratulated Jalang'o.