Kenzy Ngupar, a well-known radio and television broadcaster in Plateau State, Nigeria, has announced his retirement from broadcasting after 25 years in the industry.
The celebrated broadcaster shared the news on his Facebook page on Sunday evening, January 26, revealing his decision to step away from the profession and move towards new challenges in administration.
Ngupar reflected on his career with gratitude, stating that he is leaving broadcasting as a happy individual, having made a positive impact on many lives.
He acknowledged the opportunities the profession provided him, especially the chance to interact with a wide range of people, which contributed to his personal and professional growth.
He expressed deep appreciation for the Plateau Radio Television Corporation (PRTVC), where he spent much of his career, thanking the organization for its continuous support.
Ngupar also expressed his gratitude to his colleagues and family, whose encouragement played a crucial role in his success.
“I have given my all to broadcasting, and I am content with my journey,” Ngupar shared, adding that while he is excited to embrace new responsibilities, he will miss both the microphone and the screen.
His announcement has garnered emotional responses from colleagues, listeners, and viewers across the state, who praised his dedication and contribution to the media industry.
As Ngupar transitions into new roles, he leaves behind a lasting legacy in Plateau State’s broadcasting history.