Hammer Nti, host of Hammer Time on Kumasi-based Pure Fm has been eulogized by Ruthy, a showbiz pundit, for his tremendous works in the showbiz media space.
The ‘Hammer Time’ show, unlike most entertainment, shows that focus on the current generation, Hammer Nti seeks to bring to light the old musicians, producers and actors who have paid their dues in the industry.
Arguably, ‘Hammer Time’ is perhaps the only entertainment show on radio that one can listen to get in touch with all the living old folks to be abreast with their ugly and good stories during their heydays.
According to Ruthy, Hammer Nti takes good care of the veteran musicians and actors he interviews on his ‘Hammer Time’ show by providing them with hotel accommodation, plane tickets and food till their session ends.
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And from our checks, Hammer Nti has hosted over 100 veteran musicians in the country to tell their fascinating stories through to stardom.
As a reminder, ‘Hammer Time’ is a 2-hour urban radio talk show magazine aired on Pure 95.7FM that showcases celebrities, veteran musicians/actors, media personalities and industry players across the country.
The show is airborne every Friday between the hours of 8:00am – 10:00am in the studios of Kumasi-based Pure 95.7 FM with the Hammer productions crew, filmed and screened on YouTube – Hammer Time on Pure, Instagram – Hammer_Nti.
So, considering how ‘Hammer Time’ is impacting the lives of veteran musicians and actors, Ruthy is a firm believer that Hammer Nti deserves to be awarded as president of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA).
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On records, Hammer Nti known in private life as Emmanuel Kofi Nti was born in Kumasi Akwatialine to Asante parents, Mr Kofi Nti and Ms comfort Acheampong (late). He has lived all his life in Kumasi; travelled wide (USA, UK, Turkey, South Africa, etc).
Hammer undertook his primary education at State Experimental School in Kumasi, and secondary education at Opoku Ware School and Institute of Management Studies (CIM – UK).
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