PENDULUM BY DELE MOMODU
Fellow Africans, please, permit me to make an open and audacious declaration today. No Professor of Business Management or Mass Communication could have published Ovation International successfully for the period of time that we have done. I apologise if it sounds immodest but that’s not my intention. It is a fact that’s solidly backed by 25 years of an epic journey and with the sight of many would be competitors sadly falling by the wayside within a short time of debuting.
One of the most frequently asked questions everywhere I go is how have we managed to keep Ovation going when much older, bigger and richer publications have long collapsed, dead and buried? I will try to expose some of the strategies that have truly helped us, since April 1996, when the first copy rolled out, like a new-born baby.
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BY: Vance Azu
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After 30 years of dedicated and diligent service to the market leader in the media landscape, the Graphic Communications Group Limited (GCGL), I started my terminal leave yesterday and will bow out finally from this noble organisation on May 3, 2021.
I remain very grateful to the GCGL, for giving me the opportunity to ply my trade as a journalist after graduating from the Ghana Institute of Journalism.
The company has been the fortress of my life and it has immensely impacted my life, both professionally and in my family life.
It was during my working life at Graphic that I got married and had my four children. In terms of support, it was Graphic that took care of the medical and other miscellaneous bills of my nuclear family, which is rare in most organisations.
“I will pick Kudus [among the most promising talent] because he is a very wonderful chap, former Udinese man Badu, who represented Ghana at the 2014 World Cup, told Citi TV.
“I have watched his games at Ajax and he is a very intelligent player and he is very confident on the ball.
“Unfortunately injuries are threatening to slow him down.
“Kudus can be one of the greatest players from Ghana, like Abedi Pele if he can stay free of injuries.
Kudus made his Ghana debut against South Africa in 2019, scoring to help the Black Stars to a 2-0 home win in the Afcon qualifiers, only a few minutes after coming on as a second-half substitute.
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