Management of Akoma 87.9FM has urged staff to maintain high standards in the coming years, saying their efforts will support both career development and the continued growth of the station.
The call was made on Friday, October 16,2026, when Miss Anita Oppong was presented with a citation after being named Akoma 87.9fm’s best worker for the third quarter of 2026.
Head of Station Ransford Nana Osei Asare commended employees for their commitment and hard work throughout the year. He said their contribution had helped Akoma 87.9FM remain sustainable and expand despite the challenges it faced.
The award recognised Miss Oppong for her “Dedication, Diligence And Professionalism at Akoma FM”.
The citation praised her work in the station’s Client Service Department, where she serves as a key link between Akoma 87.9fm and its clients.
It read: “As a member of the Client Service Department of Akoma 87.9 fm, you are often the first point of contact between the station and the clients who depend on it. You have handled each interaction with patience, courtesy, and a genuine desire to help.
“Clients leave their dealings with you feeling heard and well served, and that reflects well on the station.
“You are hardworking in the fullest sense. You also take ownership of your responsibilities, follows tasks through to completion, and give your best even when demands are high.
“Your reliability has earned you the trust of your colleagues and supervisors alike.
“Akoma FM admires your respectfulness.
“You treats clients, co-workers, and management with consistent courtesy and humility, and you help sustain a positive and cooperative working environment.
“In recognition of your hard work, respectful conduct and valuable contribution to Akoma FM and Media General, we proudly present this citation to you.”
Head of Programmes at Akoma 87.9fm Beatrice Spio-Gharbrah, who presented the citation, encouraged Miss Oppong to continue her strong performance.
Miss Oppong expressed her gratitude to the management and staff of Akoma 87.9fm for the recognition.
She also pledged her continued support for the station’s growth.
By Benjamin Aidoo
