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'Mpom
te sen' hosted by celebrated broadcast journalist, Nana Yaa Konadu (popularly
known as Mama Africa) has been named the Best Health Radio Show at the 23rd
edition of the Ghana Journalists’ Association (GJA) awards held over the
weekend.
She
was honoured with this award at a ceremony which took place at the Kempinski
Hotel in Accra.
‘Mpom te sen’ on Peace FM aired on Fridays between 2pm and 4pm beat
off competition from similar shows hosted on several radio platforms across the
country.
The
show, which is arguably the most listened to radio show in the country has been
at the centre of educating the masses on the importance of taking good care of
their health.
Nana
Yaa Konadu, who is also the host of Asomdwe Nkommo (Wohaw
Nesen) on Peace FM (on Wednesdays between 2pm and
4pm) was among nearly 36 selected journalists in the country who received
various awards on the night.
The
award was in recognition of her modest contribution to health delivery in
Ghana.
Nana
Yaa Konadu took over the hosting of the show from the legendary broadcaster,
Afia Konadu when she went on retirement.
Source:
Evans Ofori/www.mediafillasgh.com
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