Isaac Otesa Lands 1st Brand Ambassadorial Deal Days After Bradley Marongo's Advice

• Bungoma Goliath Isaac Otesa, known for his towering height, has signed his first-ever brand ambassadorial deal with Health 4 All Foundation
• Influencers Manzi wa Kibera and Chali wa Kibera facilitated the deal and celebrated his achievement on social media
• Bradley Marongo, who became famous for his height, had earlier advised Otesa to be patient, emphasising that fame doesn’t guarantee instant wealth

Isaac Otesa, popularly known as the Bungoma Goliath, has finally caught a break, signing his first brand ambassadorial deal.

Otesa had been seeking a breakthrough, inspired by his lookalike Bradley Marongo, who became an internet sensation because of his towering height.

Isaac Otesa's journey pays off

Previously a boda boda rider in Bungoma, Otesa had paused his job to travel to Nairobi, hoping to meet Marongo and attract brand deals like him.

However, his initial efforts didn't yield immediate success, leading him to return to Bungoma.

On his second visit to Nairobi, luck favoured him, and he secured his first brand ambassador role with the Health 4 All Foundation.

Chali Wa Kibera shared the news, writing:

"Congratulations! Isaac Wa Bungoma just signed his first big deal. Courtesy of Manzi wa Kibera and Chali wa Kibera. Congratulations."

How did Bradley Marongo advise Isaac Otesa?

Notably, Marongo had earlier advised Otesa against chasing quick money and reiterated his point, explaining that fame does not equate to instant wealth.

"Isaac thought coming to Nairobi would make him rich. Celebrity status doesn't bring instant wealth. It's a slow process. Let those tall men who are now coming out just come out," Marongo had said during an interview on Milele FM.

Why did Isaac Otesa regret 1st Nairobi trip?

In a related article, the father of three narrated sharing a bed with two other people, including a woman.

Otesa revealed he was forced to leave the house and go to his in-laws because he felt very uncomfortable at Manzi wa Kibera's house.

The boda boda rider revealed that he left his wife in the village with hopes of making money in Nairobi to help his family.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke