Trevor Ombija, the esteemed host of Citizen TV’s Monday Report, recently shared shared how he once worked as a matatu conductor in Nyakach, Kisumu before fame.
In an interview with TUKO, Trevor candidly disclosed, “I used to be a matatu conductor in that area (Nyakach) for a long time.”
Despite his meteoric rise to prominence, Trevor remains humble and deeply connected to the people of Nyakach. And whom he credits them for shaping his early years. With over a decade of experience in the news industry, Trevor’s dedication to his craft has earned him widespread admiration and respect.
Trevor Ombija Speaks on Life as Matatu Conductor
While some may speculate about Trevor’s frequent interactions with the locals, suggesting political aspirations, Trevor himself has been unequivocal about his motives.
“Stopping at the bus stage and interacting with boda boda operators and the matatu driver is natural for me because I was one of them,” the father of one asserts.
Trevor’s authenticity and humility have endeared him to audiences across Kenya. Beyond his professional success, he remains a relatable figure, grounded in the values instilled during his time as matatu conductor in Nyakach.
By Vivian K.