Celebrated broadcaster Fiifi Banson, host of Peace Fm’s last afternoon show, ‘Ekwanso Brebre’, has quit the station after some 15 years of working with the Despite Group of Companies, NewsOne has gathered.
Mr Banson is reported to have told his ‘Ekwanso Brebre’ team that he would be hosting his last show tomorrow, Friday 24th April, 2015, after which he would formerly announce his exit and gracefully bow out.
Though not official, it is now open talk among workers of Peace Fm, Okay Fm, Neat Fm and UTV that Fiifi would be bowing out this week.
Unfortunately, Mr Banson neither picked his call nor replied a message NewsOne sent to his phone requesting to speak with him about his future prospects and the reason for his exit.
NewsOne has gathered that management of Peace Fm has settled on a suitable replacement for Mr Banson and the ‘Ekwanso Brebre’ show would be entirely re-structured to increase its audience base and appeal.
Interestingly, his upcoming exit is said to have come as no surprise to many of his colleagues.
Before joining Peace Fm about a decade and half ago, Fiifi Banson worked with Radio Gold
,
also in Accra. He has a unique baritone voice pleasant to the ears, an
excellent sense of humor and an enviable dexterity in handling the Twi
and English languages.
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Unfortunately, Mr Banson neither picked his call nor replied a message NewsOne sent to his phone requesting to speak with him about his future prospects and the reason for his exit.
NewsOne has gathered that management of Peace Fm has settled on a suitable replacement for Mr Banson and the ‘Ekwanso Brebre’ show would be entirely re-structured to increase its audience base and appeal.
Interestingly, his upcoming exit is said to have come as no surprise to many of his colleagues.
Before joining Peace Fm about a decade and half ago, Fiifi Banson worked with Radio Gold
,
also in Accra. He has a unique baritone voice pleasant to the ears, an
excellent sense of humor and an enviable dexterity in handling the Twi
and English languages.