Ghana’s most listened to late afternoon political, social and current affairs talk show, 'Ekosii sen' has been adjudged the Political Program of the Year 2019 at the 25th GJA awards ceremony.
This is the first time the show has picked an award at the annual Awards.
The event came off on Saturday, October 24, at the Muvenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra.
In all, a total of 64 journalists were awarded in several categories. It was a night to celebrate the men and women behind the microphones and cameras telling compelling stories.
It becomes the second major award won by the show in less than two years.
Last year, 'Ekosii sen' was named the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Ghana’s Radio Program of the Year 2018.

Speaking to Myjoyonline.com, host of the show who doubles as the Programs Manager of Asempa FM, Osei Bonsu (OB) paid glowing tribute to his production team and to his predecessors who laid a solid foundation for him to build on.

“This show is what it is today because of the incredible job done by the Production team led by Mr. Dominic Kissi Yeboah. And to be honest, I want to dedicate this award to all those who came before me - my predecessors for laying a solid foundation. Ken Addy, Kwabena Bobbie Ansah and the late Kojo Asare Baffuor Acheampong are the real heroes,” he said.
In total, 14 journalists from the Multimedia Group Limited of which Asempa FM is a part were recognised for their excellent reportage in 2019.
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