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Najam Sethi launches YouTube channel

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published 6 years ago

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Najam Sethi launches YouTube channel

ISLAMABAD – Prominent journalist, and analyst Najam Sethi on Wednesday launched his YouTube channel, promising a variety of talent and creativity.

The channel named Najam Sethi Official got off to a good start with over 600 people subscribing hours after its launch.

He urged his 2.83m followers on Twitter to subscribe to his channel.

“Hello folks! I’m launching my YouTube channel. Will try to collect a variety of talent and creativity to host shows on it. Please give us a push. Subscribe to it!”

In another tweet, he said: “Come on guys! Subscribe! I’m not asking you to remit a donation!”

Sethi recently joined 24 News from AAP Media Group.

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