“Mzee Willis Raburu una resign kila mahali are you okay?” Netizens ask the former Citizen TV star.
Renowned media personality Willis Raburu has made headlines with his recent announcement of resignation from a prominent county government position.
Raburu was serving as the Chair of the Nairobi Festival Committee, collaborating closely with Nairobi Governor, Johnston Sakaja.
In a carefully worded statement, Raburu expressed his gratitude towards Hon. Sakaja for the opportunity to serve in the capacity he held and extended his regards to the entire county administration.
While his decision to resign has raised questions, Raburu shared a broader perspective on his motivations.
The media personality emphasized that his choice to step down was guided by a recognition of the urgent need for systemic change to enhance service delivery and leadership effectiveness.
He acknowledged the value of his time working with the county government but believed that a more comprehensive examination of existing systems was necessary to better serve the county and its residents.
In his statement as seen by Kenyareports.com Raburu mentioned that structural adjustments and a collective commitment to positive change were essential.
He expressed his optimism that with these measures in place, the county could look forward to a brighter future. His resignation, he hoped, would serve as a catalyst for the transformation that the county truly deserves.
Raburu concluded his statement by affirming his dedication to continuing support for the county from a different perspective. He vowed to remain committed to working for the betterment of the community.
He thanked the county leadership for the opportunities he had been given and expressed his anticipation of witnessing the positive changes that would result from this pivotal moment.
While Raburu did not specify the precise reasons behind his resignation, his emphasis on the need for systemic change and his belief in the potential for a brighter future resonated with many.
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