For the eighth consecutive year, Bnoskka, a leading voice in intellectual property advocacy and creative industry development, successfully hosted its annual World IP Day Public Lecture.

Since its inaugural edition in 2019, the lecture has grown into a premier platform for shaping Ghana’s IP discourse, and the 2026 edition proved to be the most impactful yet.

The event took place at Marshall University College, Accra, drawing a diverse audience of students, legal practitioners, creative industry professionals, policymakers, and the general public. It was broadcasted live on Max TV and Max FM, extending its reach far beyond the lecture hall.

The lecture was chaired by Mr. Carl Ampah, UNESCO Representative, who delivered both the opening and closing remarks. In his address, Mr. Ampah commended Dr. Benjamin Oduro Arhin (aka Bnoskka) for his unwavering commitment to IP awareness, particularly noting Dr. Oduro Arhin’s weekly media engagements on IP subjects.
“What Dr. Oduro Arhin is doing, week after week, year after year is a true reflection of how passion can transform intellectual property discourse in Ghana. His initiative is not just timely; it is essential,” Mr. Ampah stated.
Mr. Ampah also spoke extensively on UNESCO’s role in the intersection of IP and sports, emphasizing the need for Ghana to align with global standards in protecting creative and athletic expressions.

Since 2019, Bnoskka’s annual IP lecture has evolved from a niche legal gathering into a national movement. The 8th edition examined critical issues including athlete image rights, broadcasting and media rights, content ownership, merchandising, and digital opportunities within Ghana’s evolving sports and creative ecosystem.

Lawyer Bernard Bosumprah, former Administrator of the Copyright Office, delivered a masterclass on the legislative history of copyright in Ghana. He traced the journey from the UK Copyright Ordinance Act (colonial era), through the 1960 Kwame Nkrumah Copyright Act, to the PNDC Law 110 of 1985, and finally to the current Act 690 of 2005 – which was passed just before he left office. He candidly shared the challenges associated with copyright enactment in Ghana, including political interference, lack of stakeholder consensus, and enforcement gaps that persist today.
Mr. Samuel Awuku, representing the current Acting Administrator of the Copyright Office, outlined recent steps taken by the office, notably the establishment of a police station within the Copyright Office to aid enforcement. However, he also revealed the severe financial constraints hampering the office’s effective operation, calling for increased government funding and private sector support.

In a poignant segment of his keynote, Dr. Arhin addressed the peril of unsolicited idea submissions. A legal grey area where creators share concepts with large organisations without protection, often leading to exploitation.
He cited the painful case of a Ghanaian, Mr. John Amoah, who conceived and submitted the “Golden Goal” rule idea to FIFA years ago. The rule where a match ends immediately when a goal is scored in extra time was later adopted by FIFA without any acknowledgment or compensation to Mr. Amoah.
“John Amoah lost his patent idea simply because he submitted it without a non-disclosure agreement or a registered patent. FIFA used his brainchild, changed the complexion of World Cup finals, and Mr. Amoah saw nothing. No credit. No royalty,” Dr. Arhin lamented.
Although the Golden Goal rule has since been abolished by FIFA, Dr. Arhin argued that the moral and economic debt remains unpaid. He made a direct appeal: “I call on the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and the Ministry of Youth and Sports. Even if FIFA will not honour him, let Ghana honour its own. Let us give Mr. John Amoah a national recognition for an idea that once changed the very fabric of football.”
The audience responded with sustained applause, recognising a rare moment where an IP lecture turned into a plea for national restitution.

Dr. Arhin then systematically dismantled the notion that intellectual property is only for musicians or authors. He explained the five major types of IP patents, copyright, trademarks, industrial designs, and trade secrets and demonstrated how each one is woven into the business and practice of sports.
Using a broad sweep of disciplines, he declared: “There is no modern sport without IP. It is the foundation upon which the game is built.”

The event saw strong representation from key creative industry bodies:

• MUSIGA (Musicians Union of Ghana) – represented by Rev. Eddie Eyison, National Treasurer
• Actors Guild of Ghana – represented by James Clerk (popularly known as Alafia)
• GHAMRO (Ghana Music Rights Organization)
• ARSOG (Artistes and Repertoire Society of Ghana)
• CopyGhana

However, despite extended invitations, the following organizations were unable to send representatives:

• Ministry of Sports
• Ghana Football Association (GFA)
• Creative Arts Agency

Their absence was noted by attendees as a gap in the national dialogue, especially given the lecture’s focus on sports and IP.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) used his song without permission. Although he won the case at the High Court, he has still not received the awarded compensation years later. His story highlighted the gap between legal victory and actual enforcement.
John Amoah shared his invention of the “Golden Goal Rule” – a concept he unsolicitedly submitted to FIFA. FIFA later implemented the rule without any recognition, credit, or award to him. His story underscored the vulnerability of unsolicited ideas and the need for formal protection mechanisms even for informal inventors.

Students of Marshall University College posed insightful questions, particularly on fashion design and trademark protection – an area of growing interest among young creatives in Ghana. The interactive session demonstrated that the next generation is eager to understand how IP applies to their commercial ambitions.

The event was chaired by Mr. Carl Ampah, representing the UNESCO Accra Office. In his address, Mr. Ampah unveiled UNESCO’s growing focus on the “non-physical assets” of sports.
“When we speak of sport, we speak of passion, identity, and massive economies. But UNESCO recognises that behind every iconic match is an iconic logo; behind every tournament is a broadcasting right; behind every athlete is a brand,” Mr. Ampah stated.
He detailed how UNESCO supports the game through three specific pillars:
Legal framework assistance – Helping member states like Ghana develop laws that protect sports broadcasting rights from piracy.
Educational programmes – Funding initiatives that help athletes understand NIL rights (Name, Image, and Likeness).
International Fund for Cultural Diversity – Supporting projects that map out traditional sports and games, ensuring their IP is not exploited without community consent.
Mr. Ampah also responded to student concerns by suggesting that fashion designers document their creations via digital ledgers timestamped on UNESCO’s partner platforms.

Mr. Samuel Awuku, representative of the Copyright Office Administrator (who served as Co-Chair of the event), used the platform to address the bureaucratic fears surrounding IP registration.
“Many creators believe the Copyright Office is merely a punitive body. That is false,” Mr. Awuku said. He revealed that the office has established a “Creators Support Desk” that operates on a pro-bono advisory basis for individuals who approach them.
“If you walk into our office with a script, a musical score, or a fashion sketch, we do not just register it. We connect you with legal aid for cease-and-desist letters. We mediate disputes before they go to court. We are trying to build a safety net,” he added, acknowledging that budget constraints still limit their public outreach.
He encouraged creators especially students and upcoming musicians to visit the Copyright Office at the initial stage of their work, rather than waiting for infringement to occur.

The lecture took a dramatic turn when veteran sports broadcaster and creative Mr. Darkwa Nkrumah (popularly known as Kobby Spikey) took the microphone. He detailed a harrowing experience with the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
Mr. Nkrumah alleged that CAF used his original musical composition as a backing track for a major continental tournament without a licence. Despite securing a judgment in his favour at the High Court, he lamented that CAF has refused to pay the awarded damages.
“I have the judgment. The court said they infringed. Yet, CAF an organisation that generates millions in broadcasting rights, refuses to pay me a dime for my intellectual sweat. The legal hassle has drained me. Winning the case means nothing if you cannot enforce the payment,” he fumed, drawing murmurs of solidarity from the audience.
His testimony exposed a critical gap in Ghana’s IP enforcement machinery regarding international corporate bodies, and several attendees called for the government to use diplomatic or continental legal channels to compel compliance.

The event saw a rare convergence of industry leadership:
Rev. Eddie Eyison (National Treasurer) represented the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA).
Mr. James Clerk (aka Alafia) stood for the Actors Guild.
Collective management organisations CopyGhana, GHAMRO, and ARSOG were all present, signalling a united front.
In a symbolic gesture bridging modernity and tradition, the Paramount Chief of Tsiame Traditional Area, His Majesty Torbgega Doe Dallah III, graced the occasion. The Chief urged the government to treat IP theft as economic sabotage, drawing traditional applause.
Former Copyright Administrator Lawyer Bernard T. Bosumprah, the architect behind the current Copyright Act 2005 (Act 690), was honoured for his legacy. His work, attendees noted, remains the bedrock of Ghana’s IP legal framework.
Mr. Michael Bamfo (CEO, Apprise Music) and Mr. Kofi Obuobi (Programs Manager, Max TV/Max FM) reaffirmed the media’s role in amplifying the IP conversation. Mr. Obuobi pledged that Max TV and Max FM would continue to provide platforms for such educational content free of charge.

Numerous questions and remarks from the floor gave a very positive impression of the effectiveness of the annual IP Public Lecture. Attendees praised the balance of historical legal education, current policy challenges, and real-life horror stories of IP theft. The partnership with Max TV, Apprise Music, and the Creative Arts Agency(among others) helped amplify the message.
Mr. Carl Ampah, in his closing remarks, reiterated UNESCO’s commitment to supporting such initiatives and encouraged Dr. Oduro Arhin to expand the lecture to other regions of Ghana. He also praised the live broadcast partnership, noting that media collaboration is key to democratizing IP knowledge.

The successful completion of Bnoskka’s 8th World IP Day Public Lecture since 2019 is a testament to the power of sustained advocacy. From the chairmanship of Mr. Carl Ampah to the historical insights of Lawyer Bernard Bosumprah, the enforcement realities shared by Mr. Samuel Awuku, and the painful but necessary testimonies of Kobby Spikey and John Amoah – the 8th edition left no stone unturned.

As Dr. Benjamin Oduro Arhin and the Bnoskka team look toward the 9th edition, one thing is certain: the IP conversation in Ghana is no longer a whisper. It is a loud, growing, and transformative national dialogue.

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The 15th City Hills & ASGAB Royal Foklex Media Awards are making a grand return, cementing their status as one of Ghana’s most prestigious platforms for honoring excellence in media.

Now in its milestone 15th edition (spanning the 2025-2026 cycle), the ceremony continues to shine a spotlight on the tireless journalists, broadcasters, presenters, producers, and programs that shape public discourse, entertain audiences, and drive national conversations across radio, television, and digital spaces.

From bustling national categories to fiercely competitive regional showdowns covering powerhouses in Greater Accra, Ashanti, Central, Eastern, Western North, Volta/Oti, and beyond. The awards celebrate the diversity and dynamism of Ghana’s media landscape. Nominees represent the best of morning shows, drive-time vibes, sports commentary, news anchoring, entertainment presenting, and more, with standout talents battling it out for top honors.

Check-out the nomination list for this year’s awards.

NATIONAL CATEGORIES

MID-MORNING SHOW HOST OF THE YEAR

• OPD — Adom FM
• Efya Sugar — DL FM
• Rev Ambassador — No 1 FM
• Eddy Ray — Rainbow Radio
• Nana Akuah Danquai (DJ NAD) — Freedom FM (Kof)
• Sandra Asante — Breeze FM
• Romeo Kwamena Montana — Mothers FM
• Akoo Hemaa — Obaatanpa Radio
• King Nicholas (The Chief Driver) — Power FM

ENTERTAINMENT PUNDIT OF THE YEAR

• Bnoskka Bnoskka
• Her Excellency NanaAma
• Lionel Kwabena Osei
• Derrick Manny
• Kemi GH
• Sammy Rasta
• Enock Agyepong

SPORTS PUNDIT OF THE YEAR

• Ayala — Nhyira FM
• Micheal Asare Boadu — Sporty FM
• Principal — Ezra FM
• Richmond Gyan (Andy Caroll) — Fox FM
• Escaldo — Ezra FM
• Isaac Ganyo Tamakloe (Efo Ganyo) — Mothers FM
• Sir Prince — Sompa FM
• Krobea Asante Messi — Kumasi FM
• Steven Appiah Tonaldo — Ghanaman TV

RADIO PRODUCER OF THE YEAR

• Nana Ama Eyeskrim — Kessben FM
• Isaac Addae — Starr FM
• Nana Agyei Sikapa — Lawson FM
• Erick Boateng — Radio Gold
• Nana Yaw Nimako — Angel Kumasi
• Nana Fokuo Dwomoh — Wontumi FM/TV
• Michael Lincoln — Dadi FM
• Dan Lartey — Power FM / XYZ TV

LOCAL SPORTS PRESENTER OF THE YEAR

• Father Hubert — Time FM
• Helen Darko (Shaker) — Oyerepa FM/TV
• Emmanuel Owusu (Simple Man) — Kumasi FM
• Sir Monosovic — Bohyeba FM
• Fantastic K Gee — Rainbow Radio
• Kofi Aristotle — Fox FM
• Owusu Takyi Evans (Diego Milito) — Gaskia FM
• Bernard Have (Otegha Morefans) — Vision 1 FM
• Alatula — Asempa FM
• Orlando Jnr — Sompa FM
• Felix Gyekye — Ghanaman TV

LIVE WORSHIP HOST OF THE YEAR

• Rev Richard Afful — Kessben FM
• Apostle Agyenim Boateng — Angel/Hi FM
• Odehyieba Kwesi — Taste FM
• Minister Williams Fusese — Obaatanpa Radio
• Rev Ambassador — No 1 FM
• O.K.E — Agoo FM

RADIO PREACHER OF THE YEAR

• Philimon Kwame Oppong — Time FM
• Emmanuel Nkrumah Hanson — Rich 1 FM
• Apostle Agyenim Boateng — Angel/Hi FM
• Apostle Jackson — Power FM
• Rev Richard Afful — Kessben FM
• Evangelist Prince Adu-Asare — No 1 FM
• Rev Richard Annan — EEZY FM

REGGAE SHOW HOST OF THE YEAR

• Bismark Boakye — Radio Gold
• Bush Doctor — Fish FM
• DJ Nature Won — Adinkra FM
• Ras Kofai — Radio Central
• Sporjfari — Ahyese Radio

REPORTER OF THE YEAR

• Mubarak Yakubu — Angel FM
• Isaac Agyenim Boateng — Promise FM
• Takal David Dana — Sankara Radio
• Mireku Nyampong — Obaatanpa Radio
• Showboy The Blogger — Masem TV
• Kwasi Oppong — Angel Kumasi

POLITICAL PROGRAM OF THE YEAR

• Bonohene Baffour Awuah — AsaasePa Radio
• Emmanuel Martey (Alaska De Don) — Ahotor FM
• Bismark Brown — Happy FM
• Oheneba Boamah Bennie — Power FM
• Nana Otu Darko — Accra FM
• O.B — Asempa FM
• Ransford K Boakye — Radio Gold

TELEVISION CATEGORIES

MORNING & POLITICAL SHOW HOST OF THE YEAR

• Yaa Konama — UTV
• Oheneba Nana Asiedu — Wontumi TV
• Yaa Titi — CTV
• Kwesi Parker Wilson — Oyerepa TV
• Piesie Nana Yaw Safo — Kantanka TV
• Nhyiraba Kwabena Asirifi — 1CAD TV
• C.O. Sly (Ghana Se Sen) — Homebase TV
• Owoahene Antwi Boasiako — Net2 TV

SPORTS HOST OF THE YEAR

• Benjamin Bengarzi Yamoah — GHOne TV
• Alfred Takyi Mensah — Onua TV
• Nana Darkwa Gyasi — Max TV
• Bernard Adu — Kantanka TV
• Bernard Kofi Sekyi (Benito G-Power) — Mothers TV
• John Boadi — Ghanaman TV

ENTERTAINMENT SHOW HOST OF THE YEAR

• Empress Gifty — UTV
• Martha Joyce — Oyerepa TV
• Mr Bonez — Kessben TV
• Kimmie Baebe — Kantanka TV
• Ama Oduma Odoom — Fakye TV
• Evergreen Asantewaa — Woezor TV
• AJ Pounds — Onua TV
• Sally Frimpong Mann — Adom TV
• Suzzy — CTV

FEMALE NEWSCASTER OF THE YEAR

• Serwa Akoto — Angel TV
• Ohenewa Kesse Boahene — UTV
• Ama Pomaa Kyekyeku — TV XYZ
• Abena Fokuo Yeboah — Mothers TV
• Obaahemaa Afuamoah — Kantanka TV
• Awuraabena Boateng — Channel 247
• Catherine Asiedua — ABY TV
• Akua Akyeampomaa — Light TV

RELATIONSHIP, SOCIAL & DEVELOPMENT HOST OF THE YEAR

• Akosua Ahwepa Gyambibi (Entoada) — Agoo TV
• Maame Serwaa — Light TV
• MFK — Lawson TV
• Obaa Yaa Queendy (Ka Bi Ma Me Show) — Omnba TV
• Vicky Zugah — UTV
• NAYAS — Angel TV
• Maame Animwaa — GHone TV

GREATER ACCRA REGION

Morning Show Host of the Year

• Johnnie Hughes — 3 FM
• Akua Sonto — Kasapa FM
• Sena Nombo — Radio Gold
• Mac Jerry — Neat FM
• Agya Owusu — XYZ FM
• Citizen Kofi — Ahotor FM

Evangelist Prince Adu-Asare — No 1 FM

Sports Host of the Year

• Ebenezer Amuzu (Sportstiger1) — Hot FM
• Kofi Jerry — Angel FM
• Original GFA — Mothers FM
• Andy Obeng (Maestro) — Asempa FM
• Gideon Anim Okyere (Gatuso) — Original FM
• Kwabena Sintim — Happy FM
• Nayas — Top Radio
• Winter — Kasapa FM
• Foreign Sports Presenter of the Year
  Benjamin Okyere (Champion Benito) — Top FM
• Maxwell Awuro (Amba) — Magic FM
• Justice Colley — Original FM
• Sammy Yeboah — Vision 1 FM
• Maxwell Owusu (Benaldho) — Hot FM
• Benjamin Essah (Da Silva Jnr) — Mothers FM
• Sports Commentator of the Year
  Bismark Gado — Magic FM
• Kobby Stone — Asempa FM
• Kwame Kusi (K2) — Hot FM
• Yaa Baby (Manchester) — Original FM
• Solomon Duah (Sports Atom) — Kasapa FM
• Dollar Man — Angel FM
• Vicent Doku (Original) — Kessben FM
• Francis Nana Addo (De Boy) — Max FM
• Kweku Ansah Albright — Happy FM

Male Newscaster of the Year

• Nana Kwasi Ampofo — Oman FM
• Oheneba Boamah Bennie — Power FM
• Bohyeba Kwabena Afriyie — Rainbow Radio
• Osuani Okatakyie Afrifa — Kasapa FM
• Odehyeiba Kofi Essuman — Accra FM
• Yaw Boadi (Nyansa Chiame) — Hot FM

Akokoraba Nyarko Abronoma — Asaasepa FM

Female Newscaster of the Year

• Akua Sonto — Kasapa FM
• Afia Pokuaa — Original FM
• Deborah Boateng (Bonohemaa) — Hot FM
• Elizabeth Aidoo — Class FM
• Nancy Obimpeh — Radio Gold
• Portia Oforiwaa — Onua FM
• Obaapa Lamisi — Kessben FM Accra

Drivetime Presenter of the Year

• Dannyfii Abrantie — Rainbow Radio
• Kwame Bee — Kasapa FM
• Londona Nie — Top Radio
• Mizta Foxx — Kessben FM
• Silva Lady — DL FM
• Bishop Agbey Jnr — Mothers FM
• OceanBoy Nie — Dadi FM

Radio DJ of the Year

• DJ Cobby Rich — Breeze FM
• DJ Rhapsody — Kasapa FM
• DJ Sorondo GH — Top Radio
• DJ PHO — Rainbow Radio
• DJ Cazito — Hot FM
• Diijay Nat Bubu — Kessben FM
• DJ Bridash — Hitz FM
• Prince Obeng (DJ Hitman) — DL FM
• DJ Nat — Radio Gold

Radio Personality of the Year

• Kojo Preko Danquah — Kessben FM
• Father Innocent — Original FM
• Nana Kwame Dankwah — Hot FM
• Emmanuel Martey (Alaska De Don) — Ahotor FM
• Ohemaa Woye Supa — Angel FM
• Kwame Amoh — Peace FM

Entertainment Show Host of the Year

• Agyemang Prempeh — Power FM
• Ola Michael — Neat FM
• Kojo Preko Danquah — Kessben FM
• Taller Dee — No 1 FM
• Kwame Dadzie — Joy FM
• Nana Kwame Gyan — Onua FM
• Tactical Shifo — Angel FM
• Abena Filla — Kasapa FM

ASHANTI REGION

Morning Show Host of the Year

• NY DJ — Y FM
• Sir John — Akoma FM
• George Ampratwum — Fox FM
• Nsiesiehene Yaw Poku — Shaft FM
• Sachiel Ibn Yaccub (MC) — Ultimate FM
• Omanhene Adu Brempong — Jingle FM
• Maame Efya Agyeiwaa Sarfo — Amansie FM
• Samuel Oweridu Acheampong — Salt FM
• Bright Takyi — Adehyie FM

Sports Host of the Year

• Osman Faisal (Triple TK) — Fox FM
• Emmanuel Owusu (Simple Man) — Kumasi FM
• Ember Power — Sompa FM
• Abusuapanin — Akoma FM
• Samuel O. Boateng — Shaft FM
• Kwakye White Isaac — Amansie FM

Foreign Sports Presenter of the Year

• Krobea Asante Messi — Kumasi FM
• Oheneba Berimah Nana Kay — Fish FM
• Champion PRO — Akoma FM
• Nana Mensah Steward — Shaft FM
• B Power — Jingle FM
• Brefo Anning Samuel (Sports Majesty) — Amansie FM
• Ember Power — Sompa FM
• Shiplele — Agonaba FM

Sports Commentator of the Year

• Captain Sarfo Kantanka — Aseda FM
• Quame Anane — Opemsuo FM
• Kyei Kwabena Jonah (Gaucho) — Boss FM
• Little — Akoma FM
• Amofa — Lawson FM
• Asamoah Obed — Shaft FM
• Decerder — Jingle FM

Newscaster of the Year

• Nadia Agyekumaa — Time FM
• Afihemaa Ama Afriyie — Angel FM
• Maame Adwoa Nyanta Tandoh — Otec FM
• Kaakyire Akua Pokuaa — Fish FM
• Legend — Akoma FM
• Nana Kwabena Awuku — Shaft FM
• Nana Fosu Gyeabour — Todays FM

Drivetime Presenter of the Year

• GH Bonshayka — Hello FM
• DJ Martins — Fish FM
• Fred Asiedu Appiah — Salt FM
• Mc Berry — Ultimate FM
• Melvin — Luv FM
• Samuel Sarkodie — Okodie FM
• DJ Kasongo — Jingle FM

Radio DJ of the Year

• DJ Blaize — Kapital Radio
• DJ Godfred — Ezra FM
• DJ Frizz — Orange FM
• DJ Obonke — Akoma FM
• Red Dot DJ — Jingle FM
• D Jay Tugar — Amansie FM
• DJ Hemez — Salt FM
• DJ Poppin Blay — Abusua FM

Radio Personality of the Year

• NY DJ — Y FM
• Kuskus — Boss FM
• MFK — Lawson FM
• Yaw Opoku — Shaft FM
• Ebenezer Yaw Jonah — Abusua FM
• Principal — Ezra FM

Entertainment Show Host of the Year

• Dave Hammer — Hello FM
• Papa Pee — Boss FM
• Nana Poku (Rabbai) — Abusua FM
• Tony Best — Akoma FM
• Mr Black — Opemsuo FM
• Sarkodie — Shaft FM

WESTERN NORTH & WESTERN REGIONS

Morning Show Host of the Year

• Kwamina Okor — Ogya FM
• Nana Yaw Adinkra — Faith FM
• Alaska Joe Junior — Rainbow FM
• Kofi Anim Yirenkyi — Winners FM
• Mr President — New Day FM
• Kwame Atoapim — Apollo FM
• Isaac Nana Adjei — Trinity FM
• Nhyiraba Aduomi — Space FM
• Yaw Omono Asamoah — Wontumi Radio
• Agya Adu Barima — Adehyie FM
• Prince Appiah — Ahobraseye FM
• Ampofo Adjei — Best FM
• Oheneba PK — Owass FM
• Onyameba Appiah Kubi — Agooha FM

Sports Host of the Year

• Dr Rock — Best FM
• Sir Joe — Agooha FM
• King Bruce — Ehan FM
• Sports General — Winners FM
• Kwabena Tabi Isaac — Ahobraseye FM
• Great Soloso — Faith FM
• Sports Prophet — Vision FM
• Cosmos Nana Gyening — Wontumi Radio
• Frank Mpaebo — Lord FM
• Coach Ike — Skyy Power FM

Newscaster of the Year

• Paakojo Peters — Connect FM
• Kwadjo Ampong — Winners FM
• Nana Adwoa Sikapa — Fox FM
• Hamza Mohammed — Stylish FM
• Kwabena Dapaah — Rainbow FM
• Nhyiraba Adwoa Sekyiwaa — Nokware FM
• Joseph Kobina Amuah — Empire FM
• Adwoa Konama — Adehye FM
• Roseline Djan — Skyy Power FM

Drivetime Presenter of the Year

• Abigy Abigy — Faith FM
• Nana Kass — Winners FM
• Musikal Vyrus — Space FM
• DJ Kingship — Stylish FM
• Pope Skinny — Lord FM
• Fresh Ike — Agooha FM
• Santino — Trickie FM
• Obaa Sornor — Owas FM
• DJ Thug Tony — Ahobraseye FM
• Abeiku Biney — Best FM

Radio DJ of the Year

• DJ Vegas — Agooha FM
• DJ Brusky — Sharp FM
• DJ Cash — Skyy Power FM
• DJ Prodigal B — Vision FM
• DJ Sly — Max FM
• DJ Raphael — Nokware FM
• DJ Shyno — Y FM
• DJ Mesterious — Radio Premier
• DJ Santos — Spice FM
• DJ Storm — Beach FM

Radio Personality of the Year

• DJ Broni — Rainbow FM
• Abigy Abigy — Faith FM
• Boulier Augustine — Winners FM
• Microphone — Ahobraseye FM
• Dr Rock — Best FM
• Kwame Kontor Boateng — Lord FM
• Nana Adwoa Arthur — Connect FM
• Godfrey Aino — Skyy Power FM
• Kwame Melcom — Radio 360

Radio Personality of the Year

• DJ Broni — Rainbow FM
• Abigy Abigy — Faith FM
• Boulier Augustine — Winners FM
• Microphone — Ahobraseye FM
• Dr Rock — Best FM
• Kwame Kontor Boateng — Lord FM
• Nana Adwoa Arthur — Connect FM
• Godfrey Aino — Skyy Power FM
• Kwame Melcom — Radio 360

Entertainment Show Host of the Year

• Akosua Opare — Winners FM
• Muskal Vyrus — Space FM
• Chief Joel — Stylish FM
• DJ Banks — Nokware FM
• DJ Coke — Rainbow Radio
• Yoofi Eyeson — Spice FM
• King Agabus — Green Gold FM
• Waibe — Owass FM
• Abigy Abigy — Faith FM

BONO, AHAFO & BONO EAST REGIONS

 

Morning Show Host of the Year

• Iron K — Akina Radio
• Ahmed Tijani Marane — Hammers FM
• Daakyehene Senior — Free FM
• Kwaku Mensah Abrampa — Gift FM
• KBK — Success FM
• Odehyieba Nana Yeboah Michael — Agya-Pa Radio
• Nana Adu — Atoobu FM
• Nuhu Adams — Star FM
• Akroma Deefour — Voice FM

Sports Host of the Year

• Lady Ash — Agya-Pa Radio
• Mallam Zak — Free FM
• Lord Eben — Rejoice FM
• Sheihk Adams — Akina Radio
• Papa Sly — Voice FM
• Kwame Arthur — Space FM
• Olito — Chris FM
• Super Duper — Genesis Radio
• Kofi Tagor — Akwaaba FM

Foreign Sports Presenter of the Year

• Queku Gunnarsson — Rejoice FM
• FOD — Chris FM
• Lampard Jnr — Voice FM
• Fancy Matuidi — Gift FM
• Acustic Mourinho — Cocoa FM
• Jose Sagasty — Jewel FM
• Crucial — Agya-Pa Radio
• Fada Bee — Hammers FM

Sports Commentator of the Year

• Elvis Coutinho Junior — Gift FM
• Adanse Bona Fredrick — Akwaaba Radio
• Isaac Prempeh Jnr (Covenant) — Nananom FM
• Sheva — Sompa FM
• Awudu (Amanone) — Akomapa FM
• Sir Eto — Royals FM
• Kalmax — Voice FM
• Hwehwe — Cocoa FM

Newscaster of the Year

• Daakye Hemaa Akosua Frema — Genesis Radio
• Nana Ama Boatemaa — Success FM
• Sika Hemaa Jasmine — Moonlite FM
• Daakyehene Kojo Buabeng — Hammers FM
• Abena Amponsaa Baaku — Free FM
• Maakua Badu Kaakyire — Union FM
• Nana Yaa Afrah — Radio Link
• Daakyehemaa Papabi Aisha — Rejoice FM
• Ohemaa Ahwehwe — Agya-Pa FM
• Ampabeng Kyeremeh — Radiant FM

Drivetime Presenter of the Year

• DJ Bogxy — Nananom FM
• Kaakyire Abena Sikapa — Adorye FM
• Alatuulaman — Gift FM
• DJ Mass — Cocoa FM
• DJ Ammonia — Voice FM
• Mith Tonto — Agya-Pa FM
• Bernnasco — Success FM
• Dr. Melody — Radiant FM
• Lover Boy — Jaman Radio
• Kay 1 — Genesis Radio

Radio DJ of the Year

• DJ Bogxy — Nananom FM
• Wonder G — Akina Radio
• DJ Pharo — Radio Link
• Abof K — Sompa FM
• Nana Yaw Bobbie — Nimde3 FM
• Ras Messia — Star FM
• DJ Faisal — Voice FM
• Addai Daniel (DJ Atofi) — Rejoice FM

Radio Personality of the Year

• Gerry Gee — Free FM
• Adwoa Sika — Akonoba FM
• King — Radiant FM
• KB — Radio Link
• Obaapa Totoatuo — Sompa FM
• Filaman Ortega — Union FM
• King C Y — Genesis Radio
• Lord Eben — Rejoice FM
• Lady Ash — Agya-Pa FM

Entertainment Show Host of the Year

• Jerry Gee — Free FM
• DJ Babbies — Sunyani FM
• Stomach Man — Service Radio
• Fada Fada — Space FM
• Abof K — Sompa FM
• Nana Yaw Bobby — Nimde3 FM
• DJ Kobby — Suncity FM
• King Boat — Osikani FM
• DJ Ish — Nsoromma FM
• DJ Analysis — Adiyia FM

 

EASTERN REGION

Morning Show Host of the Year

• Nana Kwesi Aniagyei Bonsafo — Ananse FM
• Oheneba Nyansapo — Daakye FM
• Igwe Gyan — Afeema FM
• Usta Zunurene — Sunrise FM
• Kweku Nkansah-Obrempong — Freedom FM
• Nana Kwabena Ado — Radio 1
• Okogyeaman Oduro Busumuru — Eastern FM
• Daasebre Kofi Banafo — Mana Radio
• Bretuoba Kofi — Obourba FM

Sports Host of the Year

• King Vibro — Anigye FM
• Quotation — Emak FM
• Ernesto — Akwatia FM
• Akomea Samuel Junior — Fresh FM
• Papa Kenzy — Afeema FM
• Nii Adjei Jon Champion — Taste FM
• General Manucho — Sunrise FM
• Star Boy Ntim (Sly Koke) — Bryt FM
• Yahaya Alhassan — Radio 1

Newscaster of the Year

• Adjoa Pinamang Kokofu Hemaa — Ananse FM
• Nana Yaa Obi Piesie — Afeema FM
• Akosua Asabea Kropa — Bryt FM
• Sompahemaa Ama Adiepena — Radio 1
• Nana Adwoa Nyarkoa — Mana Radio
• Nanabayin Abena Sorde — Daakye FM
• Afia Ampofowaa — Ahenkan FM
• Nana Akua Amuzu — Community FM

Drivetime Presenter of the Year

• Kofi Abanga Abangamania — Afeema FM
• DJ Mix — Bryt FM
• The Highest Flow — Emak FM
• Nomenome — Fawe FM
• Royal Baby Jnr — Freedom FM
• Kwabena Costy — Ahenkan FM
• Nana Adu Danso — Radio 1
• DJ Console — Mana Radio
• Papa Richie — Atweaman FM

Radio DJ of the Year

• DJ Olasty — Eastern FM
• MC DJ Kinino — Sunrise FM
• DJ Expo — Afeema FM
• DJ O — Freedom FM
• DJ Thony — Radio 1
• DJ Pato — Bryt FM
• DJ Moro — Taste FM
• DJ Expensive — Fawe FM
• Pope Prekese — Nkonim FM
• DJ Manash — Life FM
• DJ Trinity — Swift FM

Radio Personality of the Year

• Highest Flow — Emak FM
• Dr. Akwasi Boateng (Papa Franko) — Sunrise FM
• Offei Wonuanie — Freedom FM
• Omanpanin Girlfriend — Ananse FM
• Obed Brixton — Afeema FM
• Nana Yaa Agyapomaa — Radio 1
• Justina Ansah — Obouba FM
• Odehyeaba Yaw Nartey — Mana Radio
• Ami Celestina (Tina Baby) — Rite FM

Entertainment Show Host of the Year

• Danny Max — Eastern FM
• Papa Goaso — Taste FM
• Benji — Sunrise FM
• Kwame Obed Brixton — Afeema FM
• Dabrehene — Republic FM
• Levels Man — Obourba FM
• Quequ Blacq — Nkunim FM
• DJ Jah Solo — Bryt FM
• Royal Baby Jnr — Freedom FM

CENTRAL REGION

Morning Show Host of the Year

• Awudu Alhassan (Magic Shaker) — Rock FM
• Kwame Dapaah — Akwaaba FM
• Nana Kwabina Sabin — Coastal FM
• Adu Gyamfi Marfo — Kingdom FM
• Mr. Malik Ramzy — Eagle FM
• Kwaku Minta Haford — Rich FM
• Asaase Wura Santana — Benya FM
• Kojo Essuoman — Kasmite FM
• Shaq Bee — Darling FM

Sports Personality of the Year

• A-Y-3 — Rich FM
• Barrister Piesie Daniel Gurah Degame — Rock FM
• Mickey De Double Mouse — Obaatanpa Radio
• Nhyiraba Kodwo Eshun Jnr — Coastal FM
• Sir Monosovic — Bohyeba FM
• Hon. Samuel Obeng — Pink FM
• Joseph Mensah — Eagle FM
• Action Lady — Radio Fosu
• Alex Mensah Eshun (Alexzwa) — Akwaaba FM

Foreign Sports Presenter of the Year

• Obed Osarfo Marfo — Cape FM
• Hon. Samuel Obeng — Pink FM
• John Osikani — Akwaaba Radio
• BKD — Bohyeba FM
• Odi Ahenka — Coastal FM
• Kofi Amoako Archimedes — Sweet FM
• Mickey De Double Mouse — Obaatanpa Radio
• Doc Tino — Eagle FM
• Sir Obanji — Ahomka FM

Newscaster of the Year

• Nana Ama Aboagyewaa — Nap Radio
• Agonaba Dehye3 Yaw Yeboah Asiamah — Obaatanpa Radio
• Mabel Cobbinah — Rich FM
• Faustina Gyamfua Quainoo — ATL FM
• Afia Kwakye Adepa — Rock FM

Drivetime Presenter of the Year

• DJ Prince (DJ Mu DJ) — Rich1 FM
• Sir Elvis — Rock FM
• Mista Chanti — Obaatanpa Radio
• Isaac Addison — Eagle FM
• Candymann — Akwaaba FM
• DJ Taifa — Coastal FM
• DJ Cypher — Sweet FM

Radio DJ of the Year

• DJ Abordie — Obaatanpa Radio
• DJ Linguist — Rock FM
• DJ Barnes — TW Radio
• DJ Density — Nap Radio
• DJ Energy — Darling FM
• DJ Lomo — Pink FM
• DJ Venner — Benya FM
• DJ Repentance — Akwaaba FM

Radio Personality of the Year

• Mr. Kaxtro — TW Radio
• MBaK DeGeneral — Nkwa FM
• Mista Chanti — Obaatanpa Radio
• Shaq B — Darling FM
• Nac Abrante3 — Bohyeba FM
• Don Stagad — Ahyese Radio

 

Entertainment Show Host of the Year

• Ogboro Naughty — Obaatanpa Radio
• MBaK DeGeneral — Nkwa FM
• Candymann — Akwaaba FM
• AJ — Kastle FM
• Sammy Levels — Eagle FM
• DJ Qwequ — Ahomka FM

 

VOLTA AND OTI REGIONS

Morning Show Host of the Year

• Nana Yaw Asiamah — Dream FM
• Ligan Kofi Simon — Beyond FM
• Sylvester Formenya — Oti Radio
• Osei Manu Theophilus — Kano FM
• Ivan Mawutor — Freedom FM
• Michael Gbotsu — Dela Radio
• Ken Abraham — K FM

 

Sports Host of the Year

• Samuel Sammy Sam — K FM
• Kwadwo Della Collins — Kano FM
• Born Seven — Oti Radio
• Gideon Mawutor — Dela Radio
• Cosmos Asare — Dream FM
• Onyapou Kwesi Simon (Kash) — Radio Safari

 

• Drivetime Presenter of the Year
  Damingo Douty (Daddy Mingo) — Radio Safari
• James Amakuede (Romantic) — Kano FM
• Dr. N.Y. — Oti Radio
• Dr. Raph — Dela Radio
• DJ Kiss — Freedom FM

Radio Personality of the Year

• Kwadwo Amoako Gyampa — Kano FM
• Tweneboah Kodua — Oti Radio
• Kwabena Ntow — Beyond FM
• DJ Eli — Dela Radio
• Cosmos Asare — Dream FM.

 

 

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