Happy 98.9 FM's evening flagship programme, "Happy Evening Drive," won the coveted 2023 NCA Awards' "Emerging Show of the Year" title in a stunning celebration of Ghana's dynamic radio landscape.

The award ceremony, held at The Underbridge, East Legon, saw Happy Evening Drive recognized for its outstanding contributions to radio entertainment.

The show, which airs between 7:00 pm and 10:00 pm, has become a beloved staple for listeners within its 11 months of existence since its debut in January.
The NCA Awards, an annual event that honors excellence in the media industry, highlighted the impact and popularity of Happy Evening Drive in its short time on the airwaves.

Hosted by the charismatic Akua Sika, the show is produced by experienced media executives, Ekumfi Princess (Mercy Bee) and Lulu Pinky (Lawrenda Lumor) with OBDJ as the official DJ. The show has become a sought-after platform for engaging conversations about lifestyle, celebrity news, gossip, and fashion, among other topics. Timothy Karikari, Director of Broadcasting for GMABC, expressed his excitement and pride in the show's achievement.

"We are thrilled to see 'Happy Evening Drive' crowned as the 'Emerging Show of the Year' at the 2023 NCA Awards. The success of the show is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the entire team behind it. We are grateful for the support of our listeners and the opportunity to bring entertaining and engaging content to the airwaves," said Timothy Karikari.

The show has hosted a plethora of legendary artists and celebrities, contributing to its widespread acclaim. Notable guests who have graced the Happy Evening Drive include David Dontoh, Pat Thomas, Stephanie Benson, Strongman, Ceccy Twum, Bismark the Joke, Roselyn Ngissah, Frank Rajah, Frank Naro, Amerado, Afia Odo, Feli Nuna, Ajeezay, KWAME Yogot, Joyce Blessing, Kwaisey Pee, Moses Ok, Empress Gifty, OB Amponsah, Clemento Suarez, Shatta Michy, and many more.

Happy Evening Drive has taken on a life of its own, winning over listeners' hearts and securing its position as a rising star in Ghana's radio industry.