Veteran radio presenter Omulangira Ndawusi has dismissed any suggestions that he is preparing to leave Radio Simba, insisting that the station remains his home even after spending 28 years behind the microphone.Speaking about his career, Ndawusi said his longevity at the station should not be mistaken for denying younger broadcasters opportunities. Instead, he believes his years of experience have earned him the trust and respect of the station’s management, giving him significant influence in decision-making.Our longevity at the station is why they love us more. We make decisions because our boss takes my considerations and when I don’t approve, they don’t work. That’s the level I am at. I’m not a boss, but they treat me as one.While Ndawusi has recently ventured into digital media with his own YouTube podcast, he clarified that the new platform is not a replacement for radio. Omulangira Ndausi opens up about quitting alcohol after years of stardomHe explained that the podcast allows him to reach audiences who may have never listened to him on radio or only saw him occasionally on television interviews, giving him a different kind of exposure.The people who are seeing and hearing me for the first time are more than those that have been seeing me rarely on interviews and TV shows. Also, with a podcast, I’m self-employed. I am my own boss. I have been able to employ five people.Although he is excited about the growth of his podcast, Ndawusi maintained that radio remains his primary career. He says the digital platform simply complements his broadcasting journey, while also creating employment opportunities and allowing him greater independence as a content creator.The post Omulangira Ndawusi denies leaving Radio Simba after 28 years appeared first on MBU.