Inooro Tv anchors,reporters resulting to side hustlers over what they term as due to poor pay

A couple of celebrated Inooro Tv news anchor is said to be on their way out of the station over what the source has termed as poor payment by the management.

A reliable source at Denis Pritt station has said that for the last seven years the management hasn’t increased salaries for the staff.

The source said that attempts for the news anchors and reporters to raise alarm to the human resource department are always countered with firing blackmail.

“There has been a go slow at Inooro TV and anchors don’t have the vibrant they had five years ago, the management hasn’t increased their salaries and most of them are suffering in silence despite having a big name and they are opted to look for side hustlers to sustain their families, “the source said.

The curvy and witty journalist Muthoni Wamukiri announced her departure from Inooro TV on December 18, 2020, through a touching statement on Instagram.

Muthoni Mukiri left the station two years ago.

Sources state that Muthoni was frustrated by her boss and her brand Mukiri hair hub had become an issue of contention with the management.

“It has been an amazing five years but my journey at Inooro TV has come to an end. I want to thank you my fans, supporters, friends, and everyone else who supported me through that journey,” Muthoni wrote

A few weeks ago, Celebrated Inooro TV news anchor cum extraordinaire, Winrose Wangui left the station after landing a mega deal with Solai paints.

“As I leave RMS, Inooro TV specifically to pursue other interests, allow me to first thank the Almighty God for Walking with me this far. Thanks to the RMS fraternity for offering me this opportunity and to you the people that formed our daily audience.

Also, Monica Kagoni, a former Inooro TV reporter recently narrated how she was forced to beg down to be given the job at Inooro. She almost got into depression and she launched Metha ya Kagoni.

Monica Kagoni and Macharia wa Gachuru left two years ago.

Frederick Muitiriri also recounted the struggles that he went through after he was shown the exit door when her wife was seven months pregnant.

Sources state that most of the anchors operate their side hustlers to catch up with public demands.

When Inooro TV Ken Wakuraya is not anchoring the news on the station, he is busy on his farm; tending to poultry, writing scripts, or entertaining revelers with country music.

Ken Wakuraya when free host a Country music shows

Other than presenting prime-time news, Wakuraya hosts a Country music show which airs on Inooro TV.

Mike Njenga also a presenter operates a successful side hustle or two.

Mike Njenga operates a hotel in Kilimani

He is behind Tipsy’s Lounge, a spacious restaurant, bar, and lounge located in the upmarket Kileleshwa area.

Nderitu WA Ihura operates a successful poultry farm at his rural home.

Others who are operating their YouTube channels to supplement the poor pay are jambi wa njau, carol kinyugo Mwaura and Simon Kibe among others