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Inmates at Khami Remand Prison Pay Tribute to Dr. Gasolo

Providence Moyo

Dr. Gasolo, also known as Prince Ncube, received a heartwarming surprise during his visit to Khami Remand Prison yesterday as inmates expressed their deep appreciation for the radio host’s work by presenting him with a hand-drawn portrait.

Describing the heartwarming encounter, Dr. Gasolo shared, “When the inmates saw me coming they started whistling, calling out my clan names the way I do when introducing myself. Abanye bethi Ga Ge Gi Go Gu. They were so happy to see me, saying that they always listen to me whenever I’m on the radio. Their favorite program being Amadramatics, a program that we do on Skyz Metro FM every Sunday from 19:00 to 21:00.”

Moved by the extent of their support, Dr. Gasolo recounted, “I was touched by the way those people follow my works. Some even keep all the newspaper articles where I feature.”

The sincerity of the moment climaxed as the inmates presented Dr. Gasolo with a hand-drawn portrait, a poignant symbol of their gratitude and admiration. “This picture was drawn by one of the inmates after seeing my picture in a local newspaper,” Dr. Gasolo shared, clearly touched by the genuine gesture.

Visibly touched by the unexpected gift, Dr. Gasolo expressed his gratitude, saying, “I am truly humbled by this expression of appreciation from the inmates. It means a lot to know that our work at Skyz Metro FM is reaching and resonating with such a diverse audience.”

With the portrait in hand, Dr. Gasolo left the facility with a renewed sense of purpose, carrying with him not only a tangible token of appreciation but also the profound impact of his work on the lives of those who look up to him.

As Dr. Gasolo continues to inspire and uplift through his radio programs, this heartwarming encounter serves as a powerful reminder of the meaningful connections he forges with his audience, transcending the boundaries of the airwaves to touch the lives of those who need it most.

With their heartfelt gesture, the inmates at Khami Remand Prison have not only shown their appreciation for the radio host but also highlighted the transformative power of Dr. Gasolo’s work in the community.

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