Biography
Stephen Letoo is a prominent Kenyan journalist known as a senior political journalist, presenter and analyst for Citizen TV, a television channel under Royal Media Services.
Born on June 27, 1991 in Kilgoris, Narok County, Letoo has made a remarkable impact in the media industry with his insightful reporting and analysis.
Stephen Letoo is also recognized as the Chairman of the Men’s Conference. His career is marked by dedication and perseverance. He has overcome challenges to become a respected figure in the Kenyan media.
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Real name: | Stephen Letoo |
Born: | June 27, 1991 (age 33) |
Place of birth: | Kilgoris, Narok County, Kenya |
Tribe: | Maasai people |
Nationality: | Kenyan |
Education: | Kabianga High School, University of Nairobi |
Height: | Do not have |
Parents: | Mr. and Mrs. Letoo |
Siblings: | Do not have |
Couple: | Winnie Nadupoi (m. ?-2-021), Irene Renoi Kiptikoi (m. 2024) |
Girlfriend • Partner: | Do not have |
The children: | 1 |
Job: | Journalist • Media personality |
Net worth: | 50 million KES |
Early life and education
Stephen Letoo, a prominent Kenyan journalist, was born on June 27, 1991, in Kilgoris, Narok County, Kenya. He belongs to the Maasai tribe, known for its rich cultural heritage and nomadic lifestyle. Although details of Letoo’s religious beliefs are not widely known, he was raised in a polygamous household, with his father being a chief in Kilgoris.
Letoo’s educational journey began in his hometown, but due to security concerns, he moved to Kisii County for his primary school education. He then attended Kabianga High Schoolwhere he excelled academically and started a weekly newsletter called “Cabbage 100”This background helped launch his journalism career and nurture his passion for reporting.
After graduating from high school, Stephen Letoo enrolled at University of Nairobipursuing a degree in journalism and mass communications. His education equipped him with the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career in the media industry.
Career
Stephen Letoo has established a notable presence in the Kenyan media, especially in the field of political journalism. Born in Kilgoris, Narok County, Letoo developed an interest in reporting at an early age.
His career took off at Royal Media Serviceswhere his talent was quickly recognized by a college classmate who was a director there. In 2013, he moved to Kiss TV to cover the General Election, marking the beginning of his rise in journalism. By 2016, Citizen TV had taken him on, where he became a key figure in their political coverage, notably as the lead reporter for the Azimio team during the tense 2022 elections.
Stephen Letoo’s deep understanding of political and governance issues has made him a trusted source of political news and insights, earning him a significant reputation and following in Kenya. His reporting has become the go-to choice for many who want to stay updated on the country’s political landscape.
In addition to his professional life, Letoo is also noted for his personal endeavors, including his role as Chairman of ‘Men’s ConferenceHe is open about his family life, including his marriage and the birth of his son.
Social media
- Instagram: Stephen Letoo (@stephenletoo_official)
- Twitter: STEPHEN LETOO (@SteveLetoo)
- Facebook: Stephen Letoo
- LinkedIn: Stephen Letoo – Journalist – Royal Media Services Limited
Personal life
Stephen Letoo’s marital status has been a subject of public interest. He was previously married to Winnie Nadupoi, with whom he shares a son. However, the couple split in 2021, opting for joint custody.
In 2024, Stephen Letoo made headlines when he married Irene Renoi Kiptikoi in a colourful ceremony that attracted the attention of media celebrities. The wedding took place at the Methodist Church in Narok and later at the Ole Ntimama Stadium, with notable figures in attendance including Citizen TV Editorial Director Linus Kaikai and NTV’s Kennedy Murithi, who acted as best man.
Net worth
Stephen Letoo, a prominent Kenyan journalist known for his role as a senior political journalist at Citizen TV, has an estimated net worth of KES 50 million. His income comes mainly from his role as a journalist, with an estimated monthly salary of KES 800,000.