Willis Raburu Hints At Working In Sakaja's Office, Chairs Critical Youth Empowerment Meetings: "Lazima Iwork"

• Willis Raburu is back in the game, and he is working with Nairobi governor Johnson Sakaja
• The media personality shared that he had chaired a committee meeting and was overlooking some county events
• Raburu working for Sakaja comes barely a month after he announced his exit from Royal Media Services (RMS)

Media personality Willis Raburu has made a comeback after dumping Citizen TV.

Raburu's new job

Raburu, in a lengthy post on his social media account, said he had chaired a committee meeting.

The committee meeting consisted of youths who were to engage in the city's vibes effectively.

The media personality disclosed that the county government would put up several events to provide youth employment opportunities.

He also used governor Sakaja's famous tagline 'lazima iwork' while tagging him.

He wrote:

"Back in the city, chaired a committee meeting as we deliberated on how to effectively deliver on talent engagement and development as we celebrate the vibes of the city. Several events are coming up in the city, and they are great opportunities for Youth and all to benefit. Stay tuned @SakajaJohnson. Lazima iwork!"

Raburu updated his Twitter bio to read:

"Strategist, consultant. Media Personality."

Raburu leaves Citizen

Raburu working for Sakaja comes barely a month after he quit Citizen TV after a decade of working at the station.

The seasoned journalist took to social media to announce his decision to leave the station

Raburu noted that his decision to leave the station was tough and appreciated the media house for the time he served them.

In a video, Raburu said:

"I have made a decision to leave Royal Media Service. It's been a tough decision, but they have been so gracious to me from the time I have tendered in my resignation at the beginning of June."

He wrote in part:

"This week, I bid farewell to Royal Media Services, my home for 13 remarkable years."

Citizen has been trying to find a replacement for the media personality.

The likes of Oga Obinna, Kamene Goro and her husband, DJ Bonez, have been trying out their luck.