Her TV future Anastasia Yamali It is true that it was a topic of discussion for a long time, until its official announcement, a few days ago Mega It stated that the journalist in the new season will join the Megalo Kanali crew.
Therefore, she presented her last offer yesterday, Thursday (27/06). Contra channelTo bid farewell to the TV audience and its partners with emotion.
«Five years into this difficult transformation cannot be easily described in words nor can a conclusion be easily found.
I just want to say thank you. In conclusion, I thank Contra and Andreas Kuris for believing in me five years ago and entrusting me with the strong and difficult region.
I was an outside-the-box option at the time. Andrea, thank you for this opportunity. I think we did a good job.
“Thank you to everyone we worked with to pull off this show, and the technicians and reporters to pull off this transformation,” the journalist said at the start.
«In these five years we have learned a lot, and I have learned even more. We have settled on the kind of journalism we want to serve, a journalism that gives a voice to the community, a journalism that is biased in favor of the weak.
We’ve already caused trouble for ourselves, but also for me, causing trouble is a sign.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the love, it has been a wonderful journey and we will meet again.
It is permissible at night, it is permissible, and the truth is that for five years we have not witnessed any sunset with our people.
“Good morning everyone, see you soon,” Anastasia Yamali concluded.
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