Ghanaian radio has long been a platform for lively discourse, vibrant entertainment, and sometimes, heated controversies.
The following fifteen radio presenters have made a significant impact on the industry, often finding themselves at the centre of public debate due to their bold opinions, sensational discussions, and, at times, their contentious behaviour.
Here’s a closer look at these personalities, the stations they work for, and the controversies that have surrounded them.
1. Deloris Frimpong Manso (Delay)

Station: Though best known for her production, The Delay Show, Delay initially rose to fame on Top Radio before moving to Oman FM. After a stint there, she recently joined Wontumi TV. Now, Delay operates independently and runs her own TV show, The Delay Show.
Controversy: Delay is known for her candid discussions on relationships and societal issues. Her bold interviews with celebrities have often sparked debates, particularly her critiques of certain public figures. Her controversial interview with the former beauty queen, Nadia Buari, about relationships drew mixed reactions, showcasing her fearless approach.
2. Captain Smart

Station: Media General (Onua TV)
Controversy: Captain Smart has gained notoriety for his fearless approach to political commentary, often criticizing government officials and policies. His outspoken nature led to his suspension from Angel FM after he made controversial statements about political leaders, igniting public discussions on media freedom and accountability.
3. Blakk Rasta

Station: Media General (3FM)
Controversy: Known for his reggae music and socio-political commentary, Blakk Rasta has been involved in controversies surrounding his comments on the political landscape and drug legalization. His criticism of the government often draws both support and backlash, particularly from politicians he targets.
4. Kofi Annan

Station: Formerly of Net 2
Controversy: Kofi Annan has created a niche for himself in political commentary. His confrontational style has led to conflicts with public figures and politicians, especially when discussing sensitive political issues. His show is known for sparking heated debates among viewers.
5. Abeiku Santana

Station: Okay FM
Controversy: Abeiku Santana is known for his entertaining style and celebrity interviews. However, he has faced criticism for some of his controversial remarks regarding female celebrities, which have led to discussions about sexism in the media. His attempts to defend his statements often intensify the backlash.
6. Paul Adom Otchere (TV)

Station: Metro TV
Controversy: As a political commentator, Paul Adom Otchere’s views are often polarizing. His alignment with certain political parties and his critique of opposition figures have led to accusations of bias. His controversial opinions, especially during election seasons, often stir heated discussions among viewers.
7. Bridget Otoo (TV)

Station: Metro TV
Controversy: Known for her strong feminist views, Bridget Otoo is an outspoken advocate for women’s rights. Her comments on gender issues have sparked debates, sometimes drawing criticism from traditionalists. Her call for more representation of women in politics and media has made her a significant figure in social discourse.
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8. Johnny Hughes

Station: TV3
Controversy: As a prominent news presenter, Johnny Hughes has faced scrutiny over his reporting style and opinions on political matters. His bold takes on national issues often lead to public debates and sometimes, backlash from political figures who disagree with his stance.
9. Vim Lady

Station: Okay FM
Controversy: Vim Lady is known for her sensational news coverage and her commentary on women’s issues. Her confrontational style and criticisms of male dominance in society have made her a controversial figure, often attracting both praise and criticism for her unapologetic stance.
10. Fiifi Praat

Station: Kingdom FM
Controversy: Fiifi Praat’s outspoken nature on political issues has often landed him in hot water. His confrontational interviews with politicians and celebs frequently spark outrage and support from the public, making him a divisive figure in Ghanaian media.
11. Nana Romeo

Station: Accra FM
Controversy: Nana Romeo has garnered attention for his celebrity gossip segments and often sensational approach to news. His controversial interviews with artists sometimes result in backlash, especially when discussing sensitive topics or private lives.
12. Adakabre Frimpong Manso

Station: Neat FM
Controversy: Known for his political commentary, Adakabre often tackles sensitive issues, which can lead to disputes with politicians. His bold criticisms and calls for accountability from leaders frequently spark conversations about the media’s role in politics.
13. Kwame Nkrumah Tekese

Station: Okay FM
Controversy: With a focus on social issues and politics, Kwame Nkrumah Tekese is known for his contentious views and sharp critiques of government policies. His willingness to challenge authorities often results in public debates, making him a polarizing figure in Ghanaian media.
14. Nana Aba Anamoah

Station: GHOne TV
Controversy: Nana Aba is a popular journalist and media personality known for her bold reporting and social media presence. Her outspoken views on social issues and her criticisms of public figures have led to controversies, particularly regarding her interactions with political figures online.
15. Kwame Adinkra

Station: Pure FM
Controversy: Kwame Adinkra is known for his engaging personality and commentary on social issues. However, his controversial remarks about politics and entertainment often ignite debates and discussions, making him a figure of interest among listeners and followers.
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