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Undeniably the 2020 May Day event commemorated world wide in view of acknowledging the sacrifices and toils workers (labour) in both formal and informal sectors goes through amid spontaneous agitations by labour group and unions for better conditions of service. This year’s celebration of May Day will go down memory lane, due it unforgettable spate and the emergence of the deadly coronavirus, and related deprivations it poses in the economic situation of affected countries globally.
On such an auspicious day, Ahotor (92.3) fm, a subsidiary of the Universal Multimedia group, added touch in the station’s regular programmes, to make room for some regular host and hostess as well as lead Presenters played host to notable personalities irrespective of their fields of endeavours as guest host.
On the station’s breakfast magazine show aired weekly with Citizen Kofi Owusu, as host. The holiday twist positioned the main producer, and news anchor, Alexander Nana Dogbe, stage name , Nana Dogbe to engage the former Ghana High Commissioner to the United Kingdom , His Excellency Ambassador Emmanuel Victor Smith, for an hourly period of five (5) amid varied segmentations and socio political summaries aimed to attract listeners, and to pinned them to their seat, as they enjoy a every bit of the show at the comfort of their homes.
The intention by the programs’ department was to afford ardent listeners respite and dynamism in the perimeters of offering real time information, and entertainment to the general public.
Ambassador Victor Smith’s placement on the program, with Nana Dogbe, brought to bare dept of suspense and the opportunity for listeners to know the other side of one of Ghana’s experienced politicians who comes across with loads academic and professional portfolios to his credit.
Instinctively , Mr. Smith proved beyond reasonable doubt, that he is not only vest in politics , but also a proven gem with the ability in divulging painstaking infotainment content to the public via live radio.
A man who by practice appears to be an avid speaker, lived by this discription, as he showed class and proficiencies, in both Akan and English languages which is the acceptable medium of communication on the station (92.3) Ahotor FM.
Some of the areas he elucidated on by way of proposed subjects and interests furnished him by the producers included : updates on the novel coronavirus and its associated economic implications in the country, sports, political issues as well as entertainment and lifestyle.
By: Radio1News|Ghana|Nana Dogbe.
