Trevor Ombija, the renowned host of Citizen TV’s Monday Report, recently revealed an interesting chapter from his past.
In a candid interview with TUKO, Trevor openly shared that he used to work as a matatu conductor in Nyakach, Kisumu before achieving fame.
Despite his rapid rise to fame, Trevor has managed to stay humble and maintain a strong connection with the people of Nyakach.
He credits the people of Nyakach for shaping his early years and remains grateful to them.
With over a decade of experience in the news industry, Trevor’s dedication to his craft has earned him widespread admiration and respect.
Some may speculate about Trevor’s frequent interactions with the locals, suggesting political aspirations, but Trevor himself has been clear about his motives.
He explains that his natural inclination to stop at bus stages and interact with boda boda operators and matatu drivers stems from his own experience as one of them.
Trevor’s authenticity and humility have made him a beloved figure among audiences throughout Kenya.
Beyond his professional success, Trevor remains relatable and grounded, thanks to the values he learned during his time as a matatu conductor in Nyakach.
Trevor’s journey from a matatu conductor to a respected TV host is a testament to his hard work, determination, and the support of the people who have been a part of his life.