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Gayton McKenzie to link Mama Joy with possible sponsors

Newly appointed Minister of Sports Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie has come out to prove that revoking super fan privileges was nothing personal as he will be facilitating for the number one super fan Mama Joy to meet up with corporates who might sponsor her.

Joy Chauke’s privileges were recently revoked, something she clearly wasn’t happy with.

This the minister did in order to guard against wasteful expenditure as he aims to use every cent saved to invest in the youth through sports developments at schools.

The Patriotic Alliance leader has been hailed by many for his determination to expose corruption, save money and look after sports people, artists and culture-related matters.

Taking time to share on X, former Twitter that there were corporates interested in talking to Mama Joy, Gayton shared, “I love you also @JoyChauke5 , I have been contacted by corporates that wish to meet you.”

Promising to let the meeting between Mama Joy and the corporates happen, the minister added, “I shall facilitate but my strategy is to let the athletes stand first in line, I removed myself & staff from Venezuela list this week to make space for more writers. Salute!”

Upon seeing the post, Mama Joy thanked Gayton. Other internet users praised Gayton for his thorough leadership, commenting:

Also see: Mama Joy vows to not let jealous people stand in her way

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