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Sohail Warraich joining Dunya Group

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 16 April 2013

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Sohail Warraich joining Dunya Group
Sohail Warraich, the popular host of 'Aik din Geo Kay Saath', is joining Dunya Group. Insiders suggest he may replace Nazir Naji as Group Editor.

LAHORE: Sohail Warraich, host of program ‘Aik din Geo Kay Saath’ (One day with Geo) on Geo Television is joining Dunya Group, JournalismPakistan.com has learnt.

Known for his sarcastic speaking tone and humor, Warraich could replace Nazir Naji, the Group Editor at Dunya, insiders say.

“All things have been finalized and he will also be bringing along with him one or two journalists of his choice,” those in the know of the development said.

Warraich, who is also an analyst, was associated with Geo TV for a long time. His program Aik din Geo Kay Saath gained great popularity because of his unique style and his pet question often asked of his guests – Kia ye khulla tazaad nahin (Is this not an open contradiction?).

KEY POINTS:

  • Sohail Warraich is joining Dunya Group.
  • He may replace Nazir Naji, Group Editor at Dunya.
  • Warraich will bring one or two journalists with him.
  • Known for his unique style and humor on TV.
  • His program gained great popularity on Geo Television.

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