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Fans of Inooro FM, one of the vernacular stations under the royal media services stable had an opportunity to interact with presenters drawn from the station, as the station embarks on a meet the people tour to mark its 21st anniversary of broadcast The fans in Nyeri, were treated to music and dance from the region's leading benga and gospel musicians. They say they look forward to another decade of educational, informative and entertaining programs. Inooro FM's manager Wanjiku Gitonga promised the region's listeners of improved and better programmes that will speak to their needs as a region.
Inooro FM kicks off 21st anniversary celebrations in Nyeri
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