Inside Africa Fastest Man Ferdinand Omanyala’s Mutmillion Apartment in Kasarani .
Ferdinand Omanyala's House Tour
Ferdinand Omurwa Omanyala is one of the famous Athletes in Kenya who took the whole of Africa by storm. Aside from being a sprinter and a policeman, Omanyala is a family man, and he resides together with his family in a very luxurious apartment in Kasarani area, Nairobi.
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In an exclusive interview done by Ktn Home, Ferdinand Omanyala showed of his luxurious comfort place. It is an apartment and it is not far away from Kasarani stadium, because he is a person who likes training, and to maintain his pace, he must spend much time in the field practicing.
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The sitting room is well arranged, and he has very beautiful blue coaches. In the spacious sitting room, their is a smart tv that is huge enough, their is also a dinning area, and a place where he always calm down and do some of his chores on the laptop.
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Here are some of the photos of Ferdinand Omanyala’s sitting room.
The other important part of his sitting room, is the trophy cabinet, where he has stored all his trophies, and medals since the time he started running.
Omanyala said that the arrangement of their amazing sitting room was done by him and his wife. He said that the apartment is not his dream house, but he is very grateful that at the age of 26 years old he has already achieved alot.
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The athlete said that he is still growing, and just like all other successful athletes, he will one day own a Multimillion Mansion. He didn’t show the other bedrooms, but the house is most likely to be a 3 bedroom house. It is comfortable and very secure.
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