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Did you know that jamila Mohammed is a mother of five? Here are some few facts you might not know about her.

What you might not know about Jamila Mohammed

By Matt Son Sang

Jamilla Mohammed has been one of the faces that define NTV and its Swahili section news every evening.  According to Ghafla Kenya, Jamila has been promoted to a completely new role and now she is the managing editor at QTV, a sister station to NTV.
We were privileged to have her on thursday at Moi university main campus where she gave her life experience. Indeed it was a moment worth remembrance. Being a principled news anchor /editor, she rarely leaks every bit her life secrets under publications or to people.

Here are some few facts  you  might not know about Jamila.

>Jamila is a mum of five kids.
Her son is soon travelling to old Trafford you understand what this means.

>Contrastingly, she is an Arsenal fan

>She has so far done over 1700 bulletins

>She scored a B- in her K.C.S.E exams

>Her youngest child was born during post election violence

>Her husband paid for her undergraduate fee

>She grew up in Kericho

>She did her undergraduate at U.O.N

>She was raised up by a single mother

>Jamila is now one of the best news anchors /editors in Kenya

>Currently she is one of the celebrated news anchors in Kenya.

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