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Nhyira FM’s Nana Kwadwo Jantuah Resigns After Five Years
Nana Kwadwo Jantuah, a popular broadcaster with Kumasi-based Nhyira FM, has announced his resignation after five years with the Multimedia Group.
In a statement on Tuesday, Jantuah said he was leaving the station through a mutual agreement with management.
He noted that although the company wished he would stay, he believes his work at Nhyira FM “is done.”
Jantuah described his time at the station as a period filled with “hard work, controversies, misunderstandings, love, and hate,” but stressed that he exits without any bitterness.
He added that until the end of the year, he will continue mentoring those who will take over from him, saying he hopes they will “maintain momentum and stand up against oppression.”
According to him, broadcasting is more than a job.
“Money isn’t my primary motivator,” he wrote, adding that he finds fulfillment when he knows he has done a good job.
Jantuah reflected on lessons from his career, admitting that he has made mistakes and faced hurt, but holds no grudges.
He encouraged young journalists to stay honest, refuse bribes, and remain committed to their values.
“Add value, prepare for opportunities, and keep your heart clean. You’ll succeed,” he advised.
He expressed gratitude to the management of the Multimedia Group for their support over the years.
Jantuah said his last show as host has already taken place, and he will continue to appear on the station until Christmas, when he will give his final farewell.
He ended his message with a note of faith and optimism: “Good things come to good people… Someday, posterity will judge us.”
By: Jacob Aggrey
Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has engaged South Africa’ International Relations Minister over xenophobic attacks on Ghanaians.
In a revelation on Facebook, he posted “I have this morning held a telephone conversation with my South African counterpart, His Excellency Ronald Lamola, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation. I called him on the trending videos about Ghanaians coming under extremely disturbing xenophobic attacks in South Africa.”
According to him, ” The South African Foreign Minister has expressed his empathy with the victims and promised full scale investigations into the depressing incidents.”
“The Government of South Africa is set to hold a briefing with African Ambassadors later today,” he added.
Okudzeto Ablakwa also confirmed that since yesterday, he had been in constant contact with Ghana’s High Commissioner in South Africa, His Excellency Benjamin Quarshie, coordinating the country’s response.
“I am gladdened that so far colleagues in our diplomatic mission have located the main victim in the viral video and are offering consular assistance. He is doing very well,” he added
The Minister revealed that “No Ghanaian life has been lost. We urge calm and confidence in our collective capacity to protect Ghanaians.”
He further noted that the Mahama Administration remains uncompromising about the welfare and safety of Ghanaians both home and abroad.
“We are determined to guarantee the protection of all citizens,” he added.
“May these regrettable incidents never quench our Pan-African love and solidarity for each other. The overwhelming majority of Africans are united and share an unbreakable bond — we shall not be divided by the hatred of a few fringe elements,” Okudzeto Ablakwa concluded .
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
The Odumase-Krobo District Command on Monday, April 20, 2026, arrested a female suspect in connection with the abduction of a nine (9) year old girl at Agormanya Zongo in the Odumase-Krobo district.
On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the Odumase-Krobo district Command received a complaint from victim’s father that his daughter left home and had since not returned.
Following investigations and intelligence, officers from the Odumase-Krobo district with the assistance of BNI personnel at the Accra International Airport arrested suspect Regina Mamle Tawiah, aged 36, and rescued the victim at the Accra International Airport.
Preliminary investigations revealed that suspect was trying to send the victim to Kenya.
Meanwhile, the victim has been reunited with her father.
The suspect, Regina Mamle Tawiah who was arraigned before the Odumase-Krobo circuit court yesterday, April 21, 2026.
She pleaded not guilty and has been remanded into police custody to reappear on May 5, 2026 for case management conference.
The Eastern Regional Police Command has entreated the general public to remain vigilant at all times and promptly report any suspicious persons or behaviour to the police.
