On having a statue of him, Maina said it will only be a place for birds to land.
"For what? Those things celebrate people for what they did...or what they said. What matters is how you made people feel...people forget the rest," he told Mpasho in an exclusive interview.
He also mourned Mzee Jackson Kibor, saying that his death would mark the end of the annual 'Men's conference'.
"RIP Chairman, you have taught me a lesson about happiness. But this men's conference thing I think has died with you."
Other than his radio job, Maina is also the CEO of Maina Kageni limited - a venture that conducts various businesses and is also part of a local tourism initiative called Tembea Kenya Tujenge Kenya.
"During Covid, we realised hotels were closing down...icons like Norfolk and Intercontinental shut down. So we thought...lets get Kenyans traveling because by the time foreigners come back a lot of jobs would have been lost," Maina explained the birth of Tembea Kenya Tujenge Kenya.
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