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Ghanaian sports broadcasting personality, Nuhu Adams, has opened up about his past dismissal from a radio station in Kumasi.
Nuhu, who possesses in-depth knowledge of local and African football, took to social media to share that his refusal to criticize Ghana Football Association (GFA) officials was the reason behind his termination.
He proceeded to claim that they informed him his voice is too low. He mentioned that he even notified his colleague in Accra because the unfortunate thing.
Read his full message below
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I was dismissed from a radio station simply because I refused to follow the trend of constantly criticising certain GFA officials.
They claimed my voice was “too low” – not because I couldn’t speak clearly, but because I wouldn’t raise my tone in anger towards specific individuals.
Through it all, I stayed true to myself, unwilling to twist facts just to fit a narrative.
I even told two colleagues at our sister station in Accra why I had been let go. They didn’t believe me – until they were also taken off air for the very same reason.
The African Football Expert, who is popularly known for his unprecedented knowledge and coverage for the local game as well as Africa has previously worked with OFM in Obuasi, Adehye FM, Fox FM and Nhyira FM all in Kumasi.
He currently writes for online portal GhanaSoccerNet.
Source: SIRKENN.com
