Josephine " A Diamond in the Northern Region "

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Josephine host The Brunch & Lunch Show on Diamond Fm in Tamale, on Mondays and Tuesdays,and on Wednesdays She plays exclusively Spanish songs "salsa songs"only on diamond fm. During the Show Josephine picks a topic of her choice and together with her guests for the show, they discuss the topic. Josephine has been a long time sweet heart of mine, we met during a rehearsal for a film and since then we have been friends, Josephine is a extraordinary young lady with amazing character and attitude, one will see or say she is self centred but when you spend time with her, you will realise she sweet like lolly pop.
I asked Josephine Why she choose radio as a profession and her view on entertainment in the north. I went further to ask her what societal issues does she stand for and why. Here is a profile of Josephine and the answers Josephine gave me. Nana Benhene Brago Josephine, had her high school education at wenchi Methodist senior high from the year 2004 to 2007. She is a native of kintampo in the Brong Ahafo region "born and raised there".
Josephine " I've always love to be an advocate for change and to do that there can't be any better platform than radio and also I think I chose radio because I am one hell of a talkative😜 lol.. I will say am very passionate about education and culture because one can not do away with these two." " I think for now entertainment in the north still need a lot of changes but I hope to see it improved to a higher standard.. My plans for the future is, to be a renowned presenter and though am from the south , I will always represent northern region because northern region has offered me a great deal of opportunity. I want to work hard to achieve my goals to put northern on the map ". When asked about the " hard to penetrate industry in the north " Josephine replied " Hmm is certainly not easy to survive in this industry of ours but what keeps me going is doing my best, being myself and loving what I do..

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