by Martin Oduor
Carol Nderi joins the growing list of journalists who are quitting their careers in media for government jobs. The KTN reported has landed a lucrative job in Nyeri county government.
Carol Nderi was KTN reporter based in Mount Kenya region. She first worked as a reporter based in Nairobi before she was moved to be cover for KTN in central Kenya.
The county government of Nyeri has now appointed Carol Nderi as its head of communication. She will now serve under the leadership of the new Nyeri governor Edward Mutahi Kahiga.
Carol Nderi
Other journalists
Carol Nderi joins two other famous journalists who head communication offices at various counties. Former NTV reporter Richard Chacha is the director of communications and public relations in Mombasa County.
Former NTV reporter Kenneth Mureithi was also poached by county government. He serves as the head of communications in Tharaka Nithi county.
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congratulations
Well done dear
This is great,she is a great journalist
What a promotion! congrats Carol
Blessings….and congratulations
Congrats Carol
Congratulations are inorder Carol..sky is the limit
[…] prominent journalists have left media for government jobs. Last week former KTN reporter Carol Nderi quit her job to when she landed a lucrative job in Nyeri county […]
Congratulations Carol. You deserve it
Congratulations Carol Nyeri
Congratulations, Carol. I will miss your stories. Always full of content. I wish you well. May you prosper and do well in your new venture. Blessings.
I new she had left the moment @Rachel satated filling Mt. kenya stories
congratulations
when will be back to KTN
when will you be back to KTN
You see. when you do your work with all your heart and passion, rewards and blessings flood your door step. congratulations Carol, we will miss your voice and eloquence on our screens.