“I Am the News in Sekondi-Takoradi” – Popular Figure Slams Radio Stations Over False Reports

A well-known figure in Sekondi-Takoradi has spoken out against some radio stations and individuals in the area, saying they have made him the subject of the news but often fail to verify information about him before putting it out to the public. In a post shared online, he reminded them that the truth is never far away if only they take the time to check their facts and do their work properly.

The post, written in capital letters for emphasis, carried a strong message about professional journalism. He said he has always maintained that he is the news in Sekondi-Takoradi, and that some stations and individuals have indeed made him the news. However, he is unhappy that many of them do not take the time to confirm what they hear about him before spreading it to the public.

He stressed that the truth is never far away if people take the time to verify their information. According to him, upholding professional journalism means checking facts before going on air or publishing stories. His message is a direct call to radio stations and individuals to do better and stop spreading unverified claims about him.

Despite his frustration, the popular figure made it clear that he is not letting the situation get to him. He said he is “cool running” and will remain “cool running,” showing that he is unbothered by the noise around his name. His words suggest a man who is confident in himself and not shaken by what others say about him.

He ended his message by describing himself as “The People’s Man” and “The Man for the People,” a title that shows his close connection with the community. His statement has sparked conversation in Sekondi-Takoradi, with many people talking about the importance of fact-checking in the media. For ordinary listeners and readers, his message is simple: before you spread a story about someone, take time to find out the truth.