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Corporate arrogance a fatal flaw for any organisation

It does appear that Citizen TV needs to live up to its name and harken to the cries of the citizens. An online and offline campaign has been going on for a while now seeking to draw the consideration of Royal Media regarding their programming – which some believe has fallen way below royal levels. Of particular concern has been the “10 over 10” show which has drawn the ire of several viewers. Many have expressed concern that the show, which airs every Friday night hosted by Willis Raburu, parades indecently dressed youth dancing in sexually provocative styles to extremely dirty songs. To these viewers, the show is an irresponsible exploitation of the innocence of young people still at a very impressionable age.

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