MC Ollo Bids Farewell to NBS TV Leaving a Lasting Impact on Ugandan Youth

In an unexpected twist, MC Ollo, also known as Odong Stanley, is rumored to have stepped down from his role at NBS TV, where he served as the esteemed host of the popular show, Youth Voice.

Reportedly, MC Ollo’s decision is driven by a desire to focus on personal endeavors and pursue further education internationally.

Throughout his tenure at NBS TV, MC Ollo not only flourished as a show host but also left an indelible mark on the lives of teenagers across Uganda.

Recognized as a familiar and relatable figure at various teen events, including proms, MC Ollo became a casual face for millions of teenagers from every corner of the country.

His influence extended beyond the television screen, as he embarked on journeys to schools and universities in every region of Uganda, becoming an integral part of major university events.

MC Ollo’s commitment to engaging with the youth was further exemplified through ambassadorship roles with prominent corporate brands such as MTN, Sumz, and SafeBoda. A notable achievement includes the establishment of the teen and youth movement, “Hi Skool Kiromo.”

This movement has provided a robust platform for teens to express themselves, fostering empowerment and self-expression. Through Hi Skool Kiromo, MC Ollo has not only inspired hope but also educated and empowered countless young individuals.

Beyond entertainment, MC Ollo’s work has opened doors for many teens, creating opportunities for personal and professional growth. His dedication to the youth of Uganda has left an enduring legacy, and his departure from NBS TV signifies the end of an era.

As MC Ollo bids farewell to the Youth Voice show, the memories of his charismatic hosting, inspirational messages, and contributions to the lives of Ugandan teens will undoubtedly linger on. The youth of Uganda join together in expressing gratitude for the positive influence MC Ollo has had on their lives.