Media Personality Ohemaa Woyeje Reveals Why Angel FM and TV Went Off Air

Ghanaian media personality Ohemaa Woyeje has disclosed that an instruction from an unidentified authority led to Angel FM and Angel TV going off air, linking the development to controversial remarks allegedly made by a guest speaker on Angel FM in Kumasi who has since died.

According to Ohemaa Woyeje, the decision to take the media outlets off air was not an independent move by the station’s management but followed an order she described as coming from above.

“There was an order from above that we should go off air, and it was as a result of a deceased guest speaker who goofed on Angel FM Kumasi,” she explained.

Her statement suggests that the broadcast interruption was connected to comments made during a programme on the Kumasi-based radio station, although she did not identify the authority that allegedly issued the instruction in the remarks provided.

The development has placed the circumstances surrounding the stations’ temporary absence from broadcasting at the centre of attention, particularly because of the reported connection to statements made by a guest who is now deceased.

Ohemaa Woyeje’s explanation also raises questions about the nature of the comments that allegedly triggered the directive and the circumstances under which the decision to suspend broadcasting was communicated to the media organisation.

Radio and television stations play an important role in Ghana’s media landscape, providing platforms for news, public affairs programmes, interviews and discussions on issues affecting the public.

When a broadcasting outlet goes off air unexpectedly, listeners and viewers may be left without access to their usual programmes, while the circumstances surrounding the interruption can become a matter of concern for those who follow the station.

In this case, Ohemaa Woyeje attributed the situation to an alleged directive from above and connected it to the conduct of a guest speaker during a broadcast on Angel FM Kumasi.

Her description of the guest as having “goofed” indicates that she considered the remarks or conduct during the programme to have been inappropriate or problematic, although the exact content of the comments was not included in her explanation.

The fact that the guest has since died adds another dimension to the account, but does not by itself establish the specific reason the authorities allegedly ordered the stations to stop broadcasting.

Ohemaa Woyeje’s remarks provide an explanation from the media personality regarding why Angel FM and Angel TV went off air, with the alleged directive and the guest speaker’s controversial contribution forming the central elements of her account.

Source: https://x.com/i/status/2109664536265404674

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