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The Ghanaian media industry has been thrown into mourning following the death of veteran Akan newscaster, Nana Asante Soaba, a cherished voice on Oyerepa Radio in Kumasi.
Nana Asante Soaba, fondly called “Snr” by colleagues and admirers, was an experienced journalist whose articulate and passionate delivery of news in the Akan language earned him a special place in the hearts of listeners. His passing marks the end of an illustrious career that spanned years of dedicated service to journalism and broadcasting.
Oyerepa Radio, where he served with distinction, confirmed his demise in a heartfelt message, bidding him farewell with the words: “Till we meet again, Snr. Damirifa Due.”
Known for his professionalism and deep understanding of current affairs, Nana Asante Soaba’s broadcasts were a staple for many Ghanaians, who relied on his trusted voice to stay informed. Beyond his journalistic excellence, he was also admired for his mentorship of younger colleagues, guiding them to uphold the highest standards in the media industry.
Tributes have poured in from across the country as listeners, colleagues, and admirers express their grief and celebrate his legacy. One of his close associates described him as “a giant in the Akan broadcasting world, whose legacy will continue to inspire future generations.”
His passing leaves a deep void not only in the media fraternity but also in the lives of those who valued his insightful reporting and captivating presentation style.
Funeral arrangements are yet to be announced by his family, who have requested privacy during this difficult time.
Nana Asante Soaba will be remembered as a legend of Akan journalism, a man whose voice brought clarity, information, and hope to countless Ghanaians.
Rest in peace, Snr. Damirifa Due.
