General Manager of KNUST’s Focus FM Nana Jantuah takes over Nhyira FM Morning Show

The General Manager of KNUST’s Focus FM, Nana Kwadwo Jantuah has moved to Kumasi-based Nhyira FM, a subsidiary of the Multimedia Group Limited.

The media gem, joins the station as the co-host of its flagship morning show, ‘Kroyi Mu Nsem’.

Until his move to the number one Akan radio station in the Ashanti region, Nana Jantuah was the host of Oyeerpa FM’s morning show.

“I have mixed emotions about leaving. I am excited about the challenges ahead and sad to leave you all. However, I am so proud of what we build together and I have had interesting moments working with each one of you,” he wrote in a Facebook post as he said goodbye to working mates at his former station, Oyeerapa FM.

Media Career

He began his media career with Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology campus-based Focus FM. He worked as the morning show host of Shaft FM in Obuasi during school break while studying in KNUST before joining Light FM, Sunsum FM, and later joined Solid FM. He then moved to work with Bohye FM.

In 2017, he moved to Class Media and commenced with Kumasi FM before progressing to Oyerepa FM in 2018. He was later chosen as the General manager of Focus FM in KNUST.

He has since been the General Manager of the official radio station of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) where he has trained over fifty journalists who are currently doing well in the country.

Nana Jantuah’s media career is driven by intriguing passion and interest in training more journalists geared towards defining and telling the Ghanaian story the Ghanaian way and to achieve this, he has been a media consultant for a number of media training institutions; P and C Media College, Multimedia Institute of Journalism, Institute of Business Management & Journalism and other broadcasting houses.

All Workers and volunteers at Focus 94.3 FM are really proud of our General Manager and mentor, the man who refused all sorts of enticements and other lucrative offers but chose to commit himself to build a solid foundation which will, later on, become an excellent platform for student journalists and improve upon their skill to be professional journalists and media personalities.

We say congratulations on his new job. All we ask is more grace and blessings for him.