Willis Raburu, formerly of Citizen TV, has made a major career change by joining the administration of Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja.
Raburu revealed his new role as a strategist and consultant for Governor Sakaja and numerous organizations during an honest conversation on Phil Director’s podcast.
While details of Raburu’s new position with Governor Sakaja were not discussed during the interview, Nairobi News learned from a reputable source that he would be taking on the post of Communications Director.
Raburu shared the hardships he faced as his weight became a target of derision and harsh criticism alongside details of his exciting new enterprise.
The mental and emotional toll of the insults was enormous, especially as his peers in the industry joined in the mockery.
Raburu’s mental health was put at risk by the nasty comments, so he took swift measures to defend himself.
To protect himself from the barrage of criticism, he revealed that he had made the tough decision to cease reading such damaging remarks completely.
He was particularly affected by the remarks of a radio host whose offensive remarks had hit close to home.
Raburu bravely confronted the presenter and voiced his unhappiness, highlighting the importance of community and not laughing at others’ misfortune.
Raburu expressed his excitement for his new position and the possibilities it offers, despite the difficulties he has encountered.
He also mentioned the internet’s increasing significance and dropped hints about a possible return to the screen.
Willis Raburu’s perseverance and inspiration know no bounds, and his recent job shift and renewed emphasis on mental health are only the latest examples.
The former TV host is moving on to new challenges in his career, but he is still a prominent figure who has used his fame to spread optimism and call for community solidarity.
