By Enock Akonnor (Managing Editor) enockakonnor2013@gmail.com
She is Obaa Adwoa, the Voice of the People, the Queen of Ghanaian Radio, the Storytelling Empress, and the Woman Who Gives Life to Every Mic She Touches.
For 20 years, Eunice Nelson Aweh has captivated listeners across Ghana, turning ordinary mornings into unforgettable experiences and ordinary news into stories that linger in hearts.
Her journey began in 2006 at GHRadio1, where a visionary CEO, Harun Da Blowsman, recognized her talent and gave her a chance that would change her life.
From there, Obaa Adwoa rose to prominence at Fox FM (2007), sharpened her craft at Metro FM (2013), and enthralled audiences at Kumasi FM/Adehye FM (2016).
In 2020, she expanded her reach to television with Wontumi TV, proving her versatility as a storyteller and media powerhouse.
Even a two-year pause couldn’t dim her star. She returned in 2023 to Nhyira FM, a Multimedia Group station, where her voice once again became the heartbeat of entertainment, news, and public conversation.
Over the decades, Obaa Adwoa has earned a constellation of titles from fans and colleagues alike:
- The Voice That Inspires
- Ghana’s Radio Queen
- The Morning Glory of Millions
- The Cultural Empress of the Airwaves
- Obaa Adwoa: The Heartbeat of Stories
Her career has not been without challenges. She has faced exhaustion, criticism, and personal sacrifices, yet her passion never wavered.
“The journey has had its ups and downs,” she reflects, “but the love for connecting with people and telling stories that matter has kept me going.”
Obaa Adwoa is more than a broadcaster; she is an icon, a mentor, a legend, and a symbol of resilience for women in media.
Her magnetic personality, warmth, and authenticity have made her a trusted voice, a beloved entertainer, and a guiding star for the next generation of broadcasters.
As she celebrates 20 glorious years in radio and television, Obaa Adwoa proves that she is not just marking a career milestone, she is celebrating a legacy of inspiration, storytelling, and excellence.
For her millions of fans, one thing is certain: the queen of the airwaves is here to stay.
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Enock Akonnor is an experienced Ghanaian journalist, based in Kumasi and currently serves as the CEO and Managing Editor of www.leakyghana.com.
With a wealth of expertise built over many years in the media industry, he has earned a solid reputation as one of Ghana’s most sought-after journalists.
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