List Of Businesses And Properties Owned by Trevor Ombija

Trevor Ombija is one of the fastest-rising journalists in Kenya. The Citizen TV news anchor has left Kenyans glued to their screens with a resounding baritone voice. Trevor Ombija’s career. The University of Nairobi (UoN) journalism graduate worked as a sea exports coordinator from February 2010 to April 2011 for SDV, an international logistics company....Read The Full Story Here ▶

In May 2012, he joined CCTV Africa (renamed CGTN Africa) and worked as an assignment desk editor until July 2013.

Ombija joined Nation FM in August 2013 before moving to NTV. He presented news at the station until 2018, when he joined Citizen TV under Royal Media Services (RMS).

At Citizen, Ombija hosts the Monday Night show.
Trevor Ombija’s side hustles

Ombija is one of the media personalities in Kenya who has built a business empire away from the screens.

TUKO.co.ke lists his businesses and property.
1. Crestwood Marketing and Communications Ltd

The journalist is a senior partner at Crestwood Marketing and Communications Ltd, a company founded by outgoing Industrialisation Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) David Osiany.

According to its website, the company deals with communication, public relations, advertising, design and marketing.

It has provided services to government departments such as the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and the Ministry of Health.

Crestwood Marketing and Communications Ltd provided branding services during the 2019 International Conference of Population and Development (ICPD) organised by the Ministry of Health.

Ombija’s experience in media relations comes in handy at the firm.
2. Kileleshwa Samaki Samaki Club

Ombija has been trending for the better part of the week over his defence of noise pollution by clubs in residential areas.

The TV star reportedly co-owns Samaki Samaki Club in Kileleshwa, valued at over KSh 60 million, according to Bizna Kenya.

The club was one of the 43 earmarked for closure by the Nairobi county government over noise pollution before governor Johnson Sakaja intervened.

While responding to noise pollution claims, Ombija opined a complaint raised should only be valid if more than half of the residents air their concerns.

I’ve had back-to-back issues in terms of the sound levels that are there. One thing that I would like to propose, and like the chair had already said, when there’s a complaint against a bar owner or a restaurant, let’s have more than half of the people complaining. If the apartments are 20, 15 of them should show us their lease, sign and tell us this is the problem,” he said.

3. Ombija’s mansion

In August 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Ombija showed off his exquisite house while anchoring news from home.

He stood near a spiral staircase, and the tiled floor appeared to be well-polished.

The mansion features a gym area as some of the training machines were seen from the video clip shared on Instagram.
4. Car

Ombija loves fancy cars.

He drives a Mercedes Benz, a German machine.
TV stars running successful businesses

In other news, Lulu Hassan, Rashid Abdalla, Julie Gichuru, and Alex Chamwada are some of the TV stars who run successful companies.

Lulu and Rashid are the brains behind Jiffy Pictures, a Swahili telenovela production house behind Maria and other local shows.

Julie Gichuru, on the other hand, owns Arimus Media, an African production company based in Nairobi.

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