Meet 27 years old Catherine Ooko, a trained Journalist working for Emuria Fm in Busia town

Catherine Ooko, a 27-year-old trained Journalist, has been making headlines for her unwavering dedication to her profession while simultaneously juggling the responsibilities of motherhood while working for Emuria FM in Busia Town.

Catherine’s determination and commitment have left her colleagues and listeners in awe.

Despite the challenges she faces as a working mother, Catherine’s passion for journalism and her love for her 2-year and 3-month-old daughter have led her to take the courageous step of bringing her baby girl to work.

This decision was driven by her boss’ lack of understanding, despite being well aware of Catherine’s circumstances.

Catherine’s daily routine is a testament to her strong work ethic. She hosts the breakfast show from 6:00 am to 10:00 am, engaging listeners with her informative and engaging content. Her enthusiasm and energy have earned her a loyal following among Emuria FM’s audience.

Not content to limit her contributions to weekdays, Catherine also hosts the evening show on Sundays from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Catherine’s dedication to her profession and her listeners is evident in every broadcast, where she skillfully entertains and informs her audience.

Catherine’s journey has not been without challenges. The demands of hosting two shows while caring for a young child have tested her resilience. However, she remains determined to strike a balance between her career aspirations and her duties as a mother.

Her colleagues at the station appreciate her professionalism and the quality of her work despite the added responsibility of caring for her daughter during working hours.

They believe that Catherine’s dedication should serve as a reminder of the importance of supporting and understanding the needs of working parents in the workplace.

As Catherine continues to excel in her career while embracing motherhood, she hopes her story will inspire other women to pursue their passions and break down barriers in their professional lives.

She advocates for workplaces that accommodate the needs of working parents, fostering an environment where individuals can thrive both personally and professionally.

SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh