A Citizen TV intern has shared a video of veteran journalist Lulu Hassan and her husband Rashid Abdalla giving her advice on how to grow in the industry.
The intern, Givens Chanzu, had her first piece aired on TV, which left Lulu celebrating her debut while congratulating her.
She shared a video of herself talking to the TV news anchors, who were amused by her work and noted that not many get their stories aired that fast.
Rashid said: “Congratulations on a job well done. Many come for internships, and it takes them time before their stories go on air. You have come for a short time and your story went on air. It means you have something good, so keep working hard. Keep adding them, and do not listen to everyone, but it is a good opportunity.”
On the other hand, Lulu advised her to ensure that the bytes were captivating so that many people could watch her pieces.
Here are some of the comments from social media users:
@musimbi said: “I am proud of you Chanzu.”
@SSR said: “Tunakupea miaka mbili utakuwa na mwili na mavazi ya bei kali kama Rubadiri, Lulu, Lilian and Njau from Inooro TV.”
@Noni said: “Congrats mrembo, you are going far in Jesus name.”
@Hansam said: “You are looking so familiar.”
@Benny Min Galz said: “May God bless you mrembo.”
@Kemian said: “Good job madam Judy’s daughter.”
@Sandie said: “I am proud of you.”
@Bos said: “I love being a radio presenter but never got the chance.”
@Victoria said: “Congratulations, girl.”
@Joebikeri said: “Congratulations girl, you are going far.”
@Miss_understood said: “Super proud of you, Given.”
@Nickdee said: “Congratulations, homie, we are proud of you.”
@Elijah Otieno said: “Congratulations, as Rashid has said, keep up the good work and push yourself to be better every day. Greatness starts with how you do your things, and every day is a learning day.”
Source: TUKO.co.ke AUTHORS: Amondi Aroko (Entertainment editor) Amondi Aroko is an Entertainment Editor with five years of experience in local and international media. She holds a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the Kenya Institute of Mass.
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