RIP: Michale Oyier is dead

Former KTN anchor Michael Oyier has died. The veteran journalist passed away while receiing treatment at Nairobi Hospital for a yet undisclosed illness.

Media personalities like Maina Kageni and Carull Radull mourned the legendary Oyier on their social media pages.

Maina’s eulogy read, “We have lost a legend. Thank you for everything Michael Oyier… one of the very best newscasters I have ever known…. a true example of commitment, discipline and encouragement!!!! Sincere condolences to the entire media fraternity and the family (Peter, Paul, Olga) and friends. Rest In Peace Michael Oyier……”

Carol for her part wrote, “Worst news ever. Former KTN and Kiss100 News presenter Michael Oyier died while receieving treatment at Nairobi Hospital.”

Who was Micheal Oyier?

Michael Oyier developed a passion for journalism from a young age, inspired by the power of storytelling to effect positive change in society.

He began his career in journalism by contributing to local newspapers and radio stations, honing his skills in investigative reporting and feature writing. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to truth and integrity, Oyier quickly gained recognition for his work, earning him a reputation as a respected journalist in Kenya.

Throughout his career, Oyier has covered a wide range of topics, including politics, human rights, environmental issues, and social justice. He has conducted interviews with prominent figures, provided in-depth analysis of current events, and shed light on important but often overlooked stories.

Oyier’s dedication to his craft and his unwavering commitment to journalistic ethics have earned him numerous awards and accolades. He continues to be a voice for the voiceless, using his platform to advocate for positive change and inspire others to make a difference in their communities.

Off the screen, Oyier is known for his humility, kindness, and passion for mentoring aspiring journalists. He believes in the power of education and is actively involved in initiatives that promote media literacy and freedom of expression.

In addition to his journalism work, Oyier is also involved in various community development projects aimed at improving the lives of marginalized groups and promoting social cohesion. He remains committed to using his voice and influence to create a better future for all Kenyans.