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Next Media Services, the NBS TV parent company, has showed off its state of art building. The building that is set on Naguru Hill has been turning a lot of heads and causing many to speak on social media.
Well of course it is undeniably beautiful and a number of people have appreciated Kin Kariisa the CEO of this company for keeping the dream very much alive regardless of the hardships.
The building was formally WBS, which is no longer in the business because it apparently ran bankrupt. Mr. Kin Kariisa has been a strategic man in regards to business.
No wonder, in just a short time, this is being achieved. By the time the company was handed over to him, it was in very bad shape. However, its currently one of the leading media companies.
With all this though, looks like it’s just beginning as they keep filling the building with so much talent as well. Just this month, they fished out workers from other media houses and they say they are planning for something big.
Now that their premises are up and running, other media houses should up their game. Otherwise,Kin Kariisa will drive them out of business.
This only shows that the country is developing if such things are now coming up. Business is not as usual. The company is now moving international and so far so good.
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