While in a morning interview with HOT96 radio station, famous citizen TV journalist Mr Stephen Letoo narrated how he struggled during his tender age since his parents were not strong enough to finance his endless needs. Stephen Letoo was born in a small village which is in Narok county and his efforts could be felt since he managed to beat all odds to become one of the nest news anchors in the country.
He re-called when he was too broke and he was living in Nairobi Slums and he was at once forced to eat Ugali served with rotten tomatoes since he had no cash to buy good vegetables. His story is a source of inspiration and encouragement to all jobless Kenyan youths that everything is possible if they develop perseverance and resilience as they work on their goals.
The above presenter became famous during the recently concluded general election where he was covering news from the Azimio La umoja coalition campaign team led by president Uhuru Kenyatta and ODM boss honourable Raila Odinga.
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