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The AM Show promises nothing but fireworks as we host Emeritus Professor, Stephen Adei, an erstwhile Director-General and Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, a one-time Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission, and a stay-on Chairman of the Ghana Revenue Authority.
Emeritus Professor Adei bares it all as he talks about Ghana, focusing on education (and boy, does he have a lot to say!), the get-rich-quick phenomenon, corruption, leadership, the economy, 'dumsor' and even about the Ghana International Christian High School.
Get ready for shockers as he opens up in ways he has never done before.
Did you know that the good old professor once was a 'watchman' in Sydney, Australia? And o! If you ever felt being a 'pan-latrine-carrier' was the worst of the worst and that nothing good could come out of someone engaging in that, think again!

Stephen Adei did both jobs - to provide for his family - and he has risen to the heights he has attained today!
Want to hear more? Tune in to the AM Show, Monday, from 6 to 9 a.m., as we bring you that all-important, fully engaging interaction between Emeritus Professor Stephen Adei and Host of the AM Show, Benjamin Akakpo.
It's going to be one to be remembered! You miss it, you miss out!
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