KOFAS MEDIA DONATES TO THE GHANA INSTITUTE OF JOURNALISM
 Fast rising production group kofas media headed by Kofi Asamoah and his team Richard Asante (kalybos) and Patricia Agyeman (Ahuof3 patri) have made a kind donation of four microphones with stands and one headset to campus based radio Gij. The short ceremony was held in the newsroom of the radio station yesterday at noon.

The donation follows a pledge made by the CEO of Kofas media on October 1 2016 when kalybos was interviewed on the weekend train show on radio Gij 97.7MHz.

 

The donation was received on behalf of students by the radio manager Noel Nutsugah and His Assistant Kojo Agyenim Boateng who expressed their gratitude to the group for honoring their promise.

They also called on cooperate society to emulate what kofas media had done.

STORY BY: NANA KWABENA AGYARE
  Twitter: @ KOBI_BLISS

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