The Standard Group-owned TV station KTN has once again suffered a major loss after the Nation Media Group-owned radio station Nation FM raided their house, and made away with one of their presenters.
This is media personality Brian Aseli, who announced earlier this week that he was leaving KTN after working there for 6 years.
Photo: Brian Aseli
The hunk was infact the one who announced to his fans that he was joining Nation FM, and this was via a post on his Instagram account.
In the post Brian Aseli disclosed that he was going to be co-hosting the morning show dubbed ‘Morning Fix’ with Mariam Bishar, and it usually airs on weekdays from 6 AM to 10 AM.
The hunk also disclosed that he will make his first appearance on Nation FM on Monday, the 10th of July.
“Breaking News!
The most bankable host finds a new home @nationfm_kenya #morningfix. Weekdays 6:00 A.M to 10.00 A.M.
Start date: 10th July 2023″ Brian Aseli wrote.
One of the people who warmly welcomed Brian Aseli at NMG was his former colleague at the Standard Group Brian George, who also joined NTV from KTN in September 2022.
Taking to his Instagram stories, he welcomed him by saying:
” My brother @brianaseli is now in Nation Media Group, back from our days at KTN Standard Media Group”.
Brian Aseli therefore joins a list of former KTN media personalities that joined NTV after calling it quits.
Among them include Nicholas Wambua, Frida Mwaka, Lofty Matambo, Ben Kitili, Joe Ageyo and Brian Obuya.
Brian Aseli quits KTN
As mentioned above, Brian Aseli left KTN earlier this week.
He infact made the announcement via a post on his Instagram account, where it was disclosed that his last day at the station was on Tuesday the 4th of July.
In his post, the hunk thanked the Standard Group for banking on his talent for the past 6 years.
Brian Aseli infact used to host the show dubbed ‘Youth Cafe’ on the station, as well as the breakfast show on Vybez Radio that he co-hosted with Kev Mutara.
“After 6 unforgettable years as a Youth News host at KTN News and radio presenter at Vybez Radio, it’s time to say goodbye. Thank you for believing in me, for 5000+ interviews, and for the memories that will last a lifetime. On to new adventures…” he wrote in part.
In his long message, Brian Aseli also appreciated his bosses at KTN, his mentors as well as his producers who made the 6-year-journey possible.
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