Jack Ojiambo Biography – Jack Ojiambo Wiki
Jack Ojiambo was a Kenyan television host and former Capital FM and Nation Fm, presenter. He was known for being passionate about Jazz music which he pioneered at Capital FM. The late was the host of the well-known Jazz club show from its inception in 1996 till May 2013 when he issued a statement about him leaving the radio station.
Besides working as a radio host, he was also an advocate at A.F Gross & Co. Advocates and a legal officer at Agricultural Development Corporation.
He was well educated as he went to prestigious schools. He went to study at some of the top schools in Europe such as Kent college, St. Joseph’s Hall, Oxford and also studied at the Queen Mary University of London.
In his lifetime, he also made an effort to be in the political forum during the 2007 general election. He went ahead to vie for the seat of Member of Parliament Dagoreti North however he lost it to his opponent.
Jack Ojiambo Age
His age will be updated as soon as possible.
Jack Ojiambo Parents
He was the son of the late Hillary Ojiambo and his mother, Mama Julia Ojiambo.
Jack Ojiambo Daughter
He has left behind a daughter named Holly Ojiambo.
Jack Ojiambo Death
The news about his death was made public by his former employers at Capital FM who shared the message on Facebook. It is presumed that he died on Saturday, February 20, 2021.
Jack Ojiambo Cause of Death
The cause of his death hs not been released yet.
Jack Ojiambo Tributes
His friends, family, colleagues and fans took to social media to express their grief.
His friend who was also his radio colleague Maina Kageni expressed his death on social media writing, “This was difficult news to receive! Rest In Peace Jack Ojiambo. I dare say that no radio presenter in East and Central Africa influenced as many people to listen to Jazz Music as you did. Your magic of putting Jazz across together with your multiple talents in this industry has left an indelible mark. Unforgettable modern radio legend!! #RIP.”
One of his fans also wrote, “Was his fan for over 10 years. And his must have been the longest stint at one station, same show in Kenya. Go well Jack Ojiambo.”
