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Famous Radio Presenter Kwambox Quits Home Boyz Radio
Popular Kenyan Radio presenter Sheilla Kwamboka, otherwise known as Kwambox has officially left the Home Boyz Radio family for reasons yet to be uncovered. The talented presenter for the longest time mesmerized us with her hypnotizing dance moves. In fact, the ladies all seemed to love her in a way that had Kenyan men worried over loosing their women.
On Friday, August 23rd, fellow colleagues working at HBR with Kwambox announced that sadly, the favorite HBR host had just enjoyed showing her last dance moves at the studios as she’s set to start on a whole new journey somewhere else. It is however a mystery where Kwambox will be doing next on next or where she’ll be going to kick start her next journey.
Fellow radio presenter Mike Wachira tweeted “The sun sets on an amazing era here at HBR. Kwambox leaves a rich legacy of laughter, knowledge, love and light. Kerry Martin and I will carry the mantle and honor you by taking the show to higher heights. May God bless your next steps and be with you always ! Much love. “
This year has been marked by the exiting of quite a number of radio presenters from their home stations among them Elodie Zone and the entertaining controversial duo Kamene Goro and Andrew Kibe. We are not sure whether most of these exits are due to external factors or internal factors that happen behind the scenes in various big Kenyan radio stations. One thing is for sure though, Kwambox was a radio force to be reckoned with. Kenyans will definitely miss her impeccable dancing skills, contagious laughter and familiar sound at Home Boyz Radio.
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