Nhyira FM, broadcasting on 104.5 MHz from Kumasi, is a major Akan-language radio station under the Multimedia Group Limited. Launched in the early 2000s, Nhyira FM has grown to become one of the most influential voices in the Ashanti Region, offering a rich blend of local news, current affairs, gospel, sports, and talk programming.

The word “Nhyira” means “blessing” in Akan, reflecting the station’s focus on cultural identity, spirituality, and community relevance. With its strong emphasis on authentic local content, Nhyira FM commands a loyal audience base in Kumasi and across central Ghana.

Cultural Identity & Impact

Nhyira FM has built a reputation for credible local journalism, religiously inspired programs, and interactive talk shows. It plays a vital role in public discourse on governance, development, and moral issues—often blending traditional values with modern-day concerns.

As part of the Multimedia Group, Nhyira FM benefits from access to a national media infrastructure while maintaining a clear Ashanti Region identity.

Leadership & Key Presenters

• Papa Nyameke — Veteran host known for in-depth discussions and social commentary

• Ohemeng Tawiah — Kumasi-based journalist, known for accurate political and court reporting

• Bright Kankam Boadu (BKB) — Well-known sports analyst and presenter

• Kwadwo Jantuah, Rita Akosua Dickson, and others — deliver specialized programs in current affairs, gospel, and lifestyle

The station’s talent pool is highly regarded in the Akan-speaking media landscape.

Programming & Audience

Nhyira FM broadcasts almost entirely in Twi (Akan), with programs that resonate deeply with middle- and working-class Ghanaians across the Ashanti Region and beyond. Core programming includes:

• Local and national news bulletins

• Political talk shows and community engagement discussions

• Sports talk and live match coverage (especially local leagues)

• Gospel and religious content, including preaching and worship shows

• Social issues, health, and education

Its interactive call-in segments and street-level reporting style make it especially popular with grassroots audiences.

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