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Veteran radio presenter G Money leaves Homeboyz after 17 years

Valerian Khakayi
June 28, 2024
1:58 pm

Veteran Radio Presenter Conrad Gray widely known as G Money has announced his departure from Homeboyz Radio after 17 years.

The veteran presenter has been hosting a morning show previously dubbed ‘G-Money in the Morning’ which was later rebranded to ‘The Power Up’.

On Friday, June 28, 2024, G Money, through his official socials disclosed that he will be hosting his last show today marking the end of an era for both the station and its loyal listeners.

While sending his condolences to those who lost their lives during the anti-Finance Bill and anti-government protests, the morning show presenter said that he was happy leaving the station however his heart was heavy because of the many deaths.

G Money said his era on the radio provided a space where many young people had an opportunity to spread their wings and fly.

Radio Presenter G Money. PHOTO / @gmoneyizme/ Instagram

“As I left the house this morning to do my final show on@HomeboyzRadiomy heart was heavy, As I exited the radio scene. I want to thank everyone who’s ever tuned in to the show. It’s a place where many young people have had an opportunity to spread their wings and fly. I’m happy to be leaving but saddened by the backdrop of this moment,” he said.

G Money further stated that it’s not about him saying goodbye but it’s about those who won’t have a chance to say bye.

“We have lost so many people this week, so many young people whose only crime was to care enough about their future to say “No” This moment isn’t about me saying goodbye, it’s about those who won’t a chance to say “goodbye” as their lives have been snuffed out before they truly have even had a chance to live, “G Money said.

“To everyone, those who are mourning loss and to everyone else truly sickened by what we’ve seen. I express my heartfelt condolences. Those were our kids. They should have been here.”

As I left the house this morning to do my final show on @HomeboyzRadio my heart is heavy.

We have lost so many people this week, so many young people who’s only crime was to care enough about their future to say “No”

This moment isn’t about me saying goodbye, it’s about those… pic.twitter.com/bfPaQoK2Fm

— Ms Rose’s Grandson. (@GMONEYizME) June 28, 2024