Veteran journalist and radio persona Eric Latiff has formally introduced his departure from Spice FM after six years of internet hosting The Scenario Room, a present he performed a pivotal position in constructing from scratch.
Latiff shared the information on his social media, expressing his heartfelt gratitude to the Normal Group, his colleagues, and the loyal listeners who supported him all through his journey.
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Latiff mirrored on the present’s beginnings, which aired its first episode on August 20, 2019, at 6 a.m. Joined by co-hosts CT Muga, Ndu Okoh, and Njeri Thorne, the workforce launched into an modern enterprise: delivering 4 hours of uninterrupted discuss in the course of the morning commute.
Switching on the microphones that first morning introduced each pleasure and uncertainty.
“Would this work? Would the viewers embrace 4 hours of continuous discuss throughout their busy morning commute?” Latiff recalled asking himself.
Their dedication and perception within the format paid off, turning The Scenario Room into what’s now celebrated as “Kenya’s Largest Dialog.”
Latiff credited the present’s success to the collective efforts of his co-hosts and the manufacturing workforce, together with producer Brian Evusa, Programmes Controller Brian Obara, and Radio Basic Supervisor Tom Japanni, together with the broader help from entrepreneurs, business groups, and technical workers.
On January 6, 2025, Latiff bid farewell to his viewers, describing his time at Spice FM as a privilege.
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“It has been an awesome journey constructing The Scenario Room to what it has turn into… The largest a part of this present has been the viewers,” he shared, expressing deep appreciation to those that tuned in throughout radio, TV, and digital platforms.
Latiff’s departure is one other milestone in a profession marked by groundbreaking contributions to Kenya’s media panorama.
He beforehand helped set up Household FM and Household TV, Kameme FM, and K24—pioneering Kenya’s first non secular media outlet, vernacular radio station, and 24-hour information channel, respectively.
As he appears towards the long run, Latiff hinted at exploring new alternatives, leaving followers intrigued about what’s subsequent.
“Is there room for one thing new? After all, all the time, and I positive hope to be part of it quickly,” he remarked.
With Latiff’s exit, The Scenario Room will now be helmed by co-hosts CT Muga and Ndu Okoh.
