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By Sylvia Mensah @SylviaM48035368
Discovery House, Adabraka ACCRA. November 7, 2022: A Ghanaian journalist and founder and CEO of Kofi TV has said that students should be independent, individualistic and creative to be able to do things on their own because the world is moving to a digital world.
Stephen Kofi Adoma known professionally as Kofi Adoma Nwanwani, who is also a trained teacher and philanthropist said this when he met with the African University College of Communications journalism student on the topic ”How to be a one-man TV station“ on November 7, 2022.
He said for one to be able to be a professional journalist today, one must be able to do virtually by themselves everything that a crew of professional journalists can do.
“Media houses are employing people who can handle the phone, who can handle the camera, who can do sound, who can stand before the camera, people who can do a lot of things“, he said.
He said to be able to establish a one man TV station, a journalist must therefore have a thorough understanding of how to operate a smart phone, including how to edit, download, and be able to send news quickly because fast efficiency is what’s driving the world right now.
He therefore advised that it is important for students to be able to “change the system and be more creative, and individualistic in order to seize opportunities like creating their own TV stations for themselves and not wait to get employed before they start working”.
This is the new way. Thanks for this piece👏
This is the new way👏
We can all help to curb corruption if we all decide not to pay that bribes.We are all part to be blamed and not just the masses. Instead of accusing collective groups and institutions of corruption , the nation should rather chastise individuals in those institutions who are corrupt so they would desist and mend their ways. The media are considered the most important Institution through which citizens get political information and an understanding of the governance process to ensure their demand for transparency , accountability and participation.In Ghana, corruption has made that only a selected few individuals with good contacts to powerful people always get a piece of the national cake. If we all expose the rot and those who demand bribes or try to persuade us to execute tasks that we are not authorized to perform, corruption will eventually become a thing of the past.