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Patrick Igunza(the Street Disciple)'s Biography in Summary

Patrick Igunza is a seasoned radio broadcaster and producer at Hot 96 FM as well as a TV business reporter and host at Citizen TV. In March 2014, he transferred from Media Max-owned K24 to the massive Royal Media Services. He has traveled the globe sharing business-related tales. Igunza has also established a reputation for himself as an MC, moderator, and host of social and business conversations aimed at young people.

There are three boys and four daughters in the news anchor's family of seven. He was born in Karen's lush suburbs. While his mother worked at Kazuri beads, his father was employed by Karen Country Club. His mother likewise stopped working around the same time as his father left the country club. In Racecourse in Dagoretti, where life was somewhat different from Karen's, they relocated.

Education

He attended St. Gabriel's High School in Lindi, a neighborhood close to Kibera, after finishing primary school. Igunza described how his mother gave him the choice of repeating class 8 or enrolling in a low-cost school so that his two siblings could finish high school in a frank interview on eDaily. The newscaster chose the latter. He said the following to the website:

My mother informed me that they couldn't afford to support a third child in high school because my brother and sister were still in high school when I finished primary school. They therefore gave me the choice of enrolling in any affordable school that was open or repeating Standard 8 so that my sister could graduate from high school.

After that, he transferred to Yatta Mixed Secondary School, where he eventually ran upon his future wife. He used to perform at talent competitions and school festivals because he enjoyed hip hop.

From 2006 to 2009, he majored in TV and radio production while studying mass media at Multimedia University. He had to work hard because he was a father and a college student. He purchased a camera, intending to sell the images to both the general public and students.

After that, he transferred to Yatta Mixed Secondary School, where he eventually ran upon his future wife. He used to perform at talent competitions and school festivals because he enjoyed hip hop.

From 2006 to 2009, he majored in TV and radio production while studying mass media at Multimedia University. He had to work hard because he was a father and a college student. He purchased a camera, intending to sell the images to both the general public and students.

After that, he transferred to Yatta Mixed Secondary School, where he eventually ran upon his future wife. He used to perform at talent competitions and school festivals because he enjoyed hip hop.

From 2006 to 2009, he majored in TV and radio production while studying mass media at Multimedia University. He had to work hard because he was a father and a college student. He purchased a camera, intending to sell the images to both the general public and students.

After that, he transferred to Yatta Mixed Secondary School, where he eventually ran upon his future wife. He used to perform at talent competitions and school festivals because he enjoyed hip hop.

Career

Igunza currently works for Citizen TV as a senior business reporter and anchor. As the first student from Kenya College of Communication Technology, now Multimedia University, to intern at Citizen TV, he began his career at the station as an intern. At the top TV station in Kenya, he was one of the first interns to go on broadcast.

He spent a brief period at K24 in 2013 hosting Inside Business before returning to Citizen TV.

In addition, Igunza is a radio personality at Hot 96, where he hosts the daily evening program Hot Drive. The program airs from 3 to 7 o'clock. The journalist also introduced the business program Uradi. This is the first business program to ever air in Sheng' and it targets young business owners, namely those in their twenties and thirties. It is a program where struggling business owners can pick up some tips. Patrick has experience as a tout, having worked at Machakos once. Every Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m., it airs. Christopher Muia, the chairman of the Nairobi Matatu Owners Association, appeared on the show for the first time in 2018.

Marriage

Igunza also works as a radio host at Hot 96, where he is the host of the daily evening show Hot Drive. The show airs from 3 to 7 p.m. The business program Uradi was also introduced by the journalist. It targets young business entrepreneurs, specifically those in their twenties and thirties, and is the first business program to ever air in Sheng'. This program offers advice to business owners that are having difficulties. Patrick has previous experience working as a tout, having done so in Machakos. It airs every Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m. The Nairobi Matatu Owners Association head Christopher Muia made his debut appearance on the program in 2018.

Marriage

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Marriage

Patrick wed the love of his high school career. They had been together for 16 years and moved in together not long after finishing their O-levels. He is a loving father to his children.

In 2007, while Igunza was a second-year certificate student, he gave birth to his first child. The 22-year-old student at the time had to balance work, school, and providing for his wife, who was pregnant, and the child. He gave birth to his second child before finishing his third year.

When he informed his mother that his partner was pregnant, his mother was understanding and did not scold him.

"My marriage has helped me become a better father. The presence of being there for your children makes a parent joyful and wealthy if his children run into his arms even though they are empty. He once observed, "Your kids must know that you struggle to put food on the table.

Job Highlights

He presided over the important meeting for the presentation of the European Union's external plan. During the 254 Young Entrepreneurship Awards and Mentorship program, he was also behind the wheel.