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Edit One Kenya - EoK Announcement!



Our blog is intending to merge into a new business, news, blog, advertising, educative among others, all round website that we intend to build in our quest & journey to a vibrant & complex Media Agency here in Kenya that will offer employment to many young creatives and talented individuals in pursuit of robust entity to be entirely defined by truth and fairness.


Edit One Kenya (EOK) is a duly registered media business entity that is looking up to developing an all round website, purchasing good editing materials, laptops & desktops, Photography equipments as well the starting funds for office rent and manpower.


The entity is registered by Sebastian Karani Asava, a digital Media Communications Practitioner and an occasional guest columnist with Daily Nation, passionate about societal development through business, the media as well talent promotion.


We’re calling upon well wishers, donors, people of good will, friends and you our readers to donate your support for the realization of this big dream. We recognize the fact that everything great starts small and as such, your one cent may be the greatness herewith.


See the Below information;



Our M-pesa Paybill Number is 4103959 , ACCOUNT NAME : EOK or EDIT ONE KENYA .


To Donate directly to our Bank Accounts :


01192644327000 – CO-OPERATIVE BANK OF KENYA


01520256175000 – NATIONAL BANK OF KENYA (NBK)


You can reach us through Email : editonekenya@gmail.com


God bless thy hand that giveth.


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