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Hassan Joho shows off his 105 million shilling Ferrari Purosangue

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Kenyan minister Hassan Joho has shown off his red Ferrari Purosangue, a vehicle reportedly priced at 105 million Kenyan shillings. A video shows him at the wheel alongside other luxury cars, including a Lamborghini Urus, according to Tuko.

A video posted online shows Hassan Joho, Kenya’s Principal Secretary for the Blue Economy, at the wheel of a red Ferrari Purosangue that he is said to have bought for 105 million Kenyan shillings, Tuko reports. The footage shows him leaving his home and driving the vehicle into a courtyard where a Toyota Land Cruiser and a Lamborghini Urus are also parked.

The Purosangue is Ferrari’s first four-door, four-seat model. It is equipped with a 6.5-litre V12 engine producing more than 700 horsepower, according to Tuko.

Hassan Joho served two terms as governor of Mombasa before joining President William Ruto’s government. Tuko estimates that his car collection is worth more than 200 million shillings, without detailing the other vehicles.

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