Executives and Members of Friends Of The Media (FOTM) have expressed their excitement after news of Halifax Ansah-Addo joining Okay FM went viral on social media.

According to the group, the news of Halifax joining the award-winning media house, specifically Okay 101.7 FM, comes as a great refreshment to the entire media landscape as well as the entertainment industry.

News broke last Thursday indicating, the Editor-in-Chief of the Publisher Newspaper and the Chief Executive of Halifax Entertainment has landed a juicy deal with the Despite Group of Companies.

The news added that his show at Okay FM, which will begin rolling from mid June with renowned producers and Panelists will be named “Best Entertainment Show“ with the content focusing on Ghanaian movies, music, lifestyles, the church gossip, celebrity marriages, inside stories, modeling, poetry, sensations, and others.

The group however in a statement on Friday wished the outspoken journalist well and pledged their full support for him concerning the yet to start entertainment show.

''Friends Of The Media (FOTM) is pledging its full support for Halifax Ansah-Addo on his move to Despite Media Group as well as congratulating the award-winning journalist for his new leadership role.'' the statement mentioned.

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Friends Of The Media (FOTM) is pledging its full support for Halifax Ansah-Addo on his move to Despite Media Group as well as congratulating the award-winning journalist for his new leadership role.

Executives and the entire members of FOTM believe the news of Halifax joining the award-winning media house, specifically Okay 101.7 FM, comes as a great refreshment to the entire media landscape as well as the entertainment industry.

Halifax Ansah-Addo who has seen a blossoming career since his News-One days, moved on later to manage The Publisher Newspaper as the Editor-in-Chief. He is as well known for his knack for talent management. 

We are of great solace that he coming on board to digest issues that need urgent attention for the betterment of the industry would be of help. 

While we express our heartfelt optimism about the yet-to-start show, we are of much concern about pundits who would be introduced on the show. We expect to hear a new voice of intelligent creatives who will critical analyse issues concerning the entertainment Industry.

We further expect content focusing on Ghanaian movies, music, lifestyles, the church gossip, celebrity marriages, inside stories, modeling, poetry, sensations among other relevant discussions instead of the usual trend. 

We also call on the support of various industry players in making the show a lasting one devoid of pettiness and other matters which will not be in the interest of the industry. 

We once again congratulate Halifax. We wish him well in his new role and pledge our full support in making ‘Best Entertainment Show’ a lasting one.

SIGNED:

Executives