Radio presenter Lotan Salapei has revealed his departure from Homeboyz Radio, marking the end of a notable six-year tenure.

Salapei, who was a central figure on the station’s acclaimed programs ‘The Ignition’ and ‘The Boyz Club,’ took to social media to announce his exit and hint at new opportunities on the horizon.

Lotan’s Farewell Message

In his farewell message, Lotan conveyed heartfelt thanks to his colleagues and fans who have been part of his journey at Homeboyz Radio.

He expressed deep appreciation for the support and mentorship from his co-hosts and the station’s management, singling out Mike Wachira and Kerry Martin for their guidance.

“After 6 years on The Ignition and The Boyz Club, it’s time for a new challenge. Special thank you to @realmikewachira and @mrkerrymartin for being great teachers and brothers… to @jakes.nyanjom Kazi kwako! To the fans I have nothing but love for yall!! SEE YOU ALL VERY SOON ❤️,” Salapei wrote.

Industry Colleagues Extend Their Well-Wishes

Following his announcement, many industry colleagues took to social media to wish Salapei success in his future endeavors.

Tallia Oyando expressed enthusiasm for his next chapter, while Mike Wachira, his former co-host, lauded Salapei’s professionalism and commitment, stating, “All the best in your next station in life my brother.

Adding, “Your professionalism and dedication to excellence will always carry you above and beyond.”

Other media personalities joined in with supportive messages. Caterira, a loyal listener, praised Lotan’s contributions, and Claudia Naisabwa commended his achievements, writing, “You’ve done well for yourself…ON TO THE NEXT.”

Lotan’s Transition from Human Rights to Radio

Before diving into the radio industry, Lotan Salapei was a Programmes Officer with the Rwandan League for the Protection and Defence of Human Rights.

He played a pivotal role as the lead for the program in the country. Driven by a passion for media, Salapei decided to leave his role in Rwanda in December 2017 and return to Kenya in search of radio opportunities.

“I was doing human rights for an organization in Rwanda. I was the country’s lead for the organization. I always wanted to be in media, so in December 2017, I quit my job and came back to Kenya on January 4, 2018, and began pursuing a career in broadcasting.

Furthermore, “Homeboyz took a chance on me, and here I am,” Lotan shared in a past interview.