Popular Radio scribe drives Jafwambo cares for elderly initiative in Karachuonyo

Renowned Radio Journalist Duncan Ojijo Popularly known as Jiji Jabritish of Radio Nam Lolwe Fm pose for a photo after donating wheelchairs to the elderly in Central Karachuonyo Ward in Karachuonyo Constituency to ease their mobility-Photo Courtesy
 

By Dickson Odhiambo

July 31, 2026

Popular Radio scribe drives Jafwambo cares for elderly initiative in Karachuonyo

A renowned Radio Journalist has launched an initiative targeting elderly persons who are issued with wheelchairs to help in easing mobility.

The Radio journalist known as  Dancun Ojijo popularly known as Jiji Jabritish of Radio Nam Lolwe FM, has launched the initiative dubbed as Jafwambo {Journalist} cares for the Elderly and has donated over 10 wheelchairs to the elderly persons in Central Karachuonyo Ward.

 

Speaking during the donation of the items in Central Karachuonyo, Ojijo said the donation has been done in collaboration with Jonathan Rays of Hope and Leiten AIC Church.

 

Ojijo who is eyeing the Central Karachuonyo Ward Member of the County Assembly in the next year’s General Election says he has been touched by the plight of some elderly people whose mobility is not easy hence has come to their rescue through the donation of the wheelchairs.

 

He says the program seeks to restore dignity and mobility to the elderly within the area. 

 

“Some came with walking sticks; others had lost hope of ever moving again because movement has never been easy. They have now left with wheelchairs and smiles. Through _Jafwambo Cares for the Elderly, we commit to serve our People,” he said.

 

Community members thanked the Journalist, Carolyn, Rays of Hope, and Leiten AIC for the timely support while terming it as a good gesture.

 

The Electorates have urged the Journalist to vie for the MCA’s seat, adding that he has what it takes to be their servant.

 

Jonathan Rays of Hope is led by philanthropist Carolyn Kisuge, who is also known for her work supporting children living with autism.

 

 

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