Maina Kageni has long been a prominent figure in Kenya’s media landscape, establishing himself as a leading radio presenter with Classic 105. Over the years, his engaging style and deep connection with listeners have earned him a significant following and cemented his position in the industry.
Known for his insightful commentary and entertaining segments, Kageni’s influence extends beyond the airwaves, making him a central figure in discussions about media personalities and their compensation.
Recently, Jalang’o, a fellow radio host and Lang’ata legislator, provided a glimpse into the earnings of top radio presenters, including Maina Kageni and Mwalimu King’ang’i.
According to Jalang’o, Kageni’s monthly salary stands at an impressive Ksh 2 million. This figure has sparked considerable discussion online, with Kenyans debating the justification for such high earnings in the media sector.
Jalang’o argued that the substantial pay received by top radio hosts like Kageni and King’ang’i is well-deserved.
He highlighted that the high compensation is a reflection of the significant impact these personalities have on the industry.
Their roles involve more than just hosting shows; they are responsible for shaping public opinion, driving conversations, and maintaining a loyal listener base.
The extensive reach and influence of these media figures justify their high salaries, according to Jalang’o.
The debate over their earnings underscores broader discussions about income disparity and the valuation of media professionals in Kenya.
By Newshub