Joy FM’s Head of Talk Programmes and Research, versatile Papa Kow Sessah Acquaye, has finally been called to the Bar of Ghana.
Since joining Joy FM in April 2009, Papa Kow has proved a versatile, consistent performer and demonstrated fine leadership qualities as a team leader.
It was therefore all joy and buzz at the station last month when he joined the august clique of attorneys in the country.
To his many titles and achievements, some very controversial, he can now also add ‘Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ghana’.
For workers of Joy FM and the Multimedia Group the message has been “Congrats!, Papa-velli.”
We welcome the presence of a learned friend into the Multimedia Family.
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