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Is ithaga fm dying?

Ithaga FM At The Tip Off.
Based in Nakuru for almost two years now , Ithaga FM is on the verge of collapsing. This is evidenced from prolific CEO's  post on Facebook. The former Milele breakfast show co-host Captain Njoroge Nganga, is breathing a pulse from what he says  he want to do something else rather than being behind the mic.



The CEO whose local studio turned into a blows arena after what is allegedly a misshaped discussion between Bahati flamboyant mp Kimani Ngujiri and another physically challenged aspirant, started sinking after it failed to pay its young and energetic crew the likes Robert Maina, former Inooro FM Harrington Mugweru, fresh from campus Njuguna Mwangi among a collective staff.
This might be the end of the only vernacular station based in Nakuru which could have been a threat to other local stations.

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