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Sami resigns from Dunya TV

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 9 August 2014

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Sami resigns from Dunya TV
Sami Ibrahim has resigned from his position as the host of Dunya TV's Top Story. He plans to explore new opportunities in the television industry.

ISLAMABAD: Sami Ibrahim, host of program Top Story on Dunya News Television has resigned.

He told JournalismPakistan.com that it was time to move on. "I submitted my resignation on July 12 giving a 30-day notice which has now expired."

Sami joined Dunya in 2011 after a long stint in the US with Geo Television.

Asked where he was headed next, Sami said he had job offers from two channels that he requested not be named.

A senior journalist, Sami has worked for several newspapers and appeared as an analyst in numerous television talk shows.

He joined Dunya as the head of political and international affairs. He also co-hosted the morning show Khabar Yay Hai for almost one year and then anchored Top Story for more than a year.

In place of Top Story a new program named Follow-up will be hosted by Dunya newscaster Rehman Azhar.

Key Points

  • Sami submitted his resignation on July 12 with a 30-day notice period.
  • He joined Dunya in 2011 after working with Geo Television in the US.
  • Ibrahim has received job offers from two unnamed channels.
  • He has worked extensively in journalism and television analysis.
  • Dunya TV will replace Top Story with a new program named Follow-up.

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