Media personality Ciru Muriku has announced her next move post her BBC job.
The Journalist is also opening up about life after losing her journalism job at BBC.
Ciru took to her Instagram to caption beautiful photos wearing a blue gown.
"Allow me to reintroduce myself. My name is Ciru., A millennial mentor, Im a storyteller, and I love to learn and consume knowledge. Life has tried to show me dust these past three years..but your girl is still standing. You'll see more of me on your timeline and the undiscovered podcast with Charles Jouda. How about we do this together?" she posed to her followers.
The podcast content has been under wraps as the crew prepares for the reveal. The undiscovered podcast covers Art, Culture, Music plus conversations around that life.
"We have been cooking this up for a few months now, and we can't wait for you to hear it" they teased about the anticipated premier.
She has been getting candid about life after BBC.
On June 9 while speaking to Dr Kingori, Ciru said there is no shame in losing a job.
“I was working at this large international media house for almost five years and last year they let the larger staff know that they wanted to take a different direction and wanted to adopt a digital-first approach.
“As a result, some roles would be made redundant. Right now I am an under-employed journalist,” she said in a vlog.
Ciru encouraged affected persons to remain strong and consider other options.
“One of the reasons why I have wanted to talk about this is because people think there is some kind of shame in acknowledging that you have lost your job. These are really tough economic times… there is life after losing your full-time employment. There are people I know who have never been employed and they are thriving..,” Ciru said.
Adding; “I have been retrenched and I'm not throwing myself fully into content creation but I hope to thrive there as well,"
“Being laid off has wakened me to the opportunities that are out there…there are so many opportunities to make money. Content creation is big. Entrepreneurship is big…if you have been sitting in your house and have tarmacked, there are other ways to go.”
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