Captain Smart finally RESIGNS from Multimedia Group: Adom FM’s Captain Smart has officially resigned from the Multimedia Group Limited.
Yes, this comes after weeks of numerous speculations and denials, and as well after Nana Yaa Brefo resigned.
Godsbrain Smart announced his resignation on the Dwaso Nsem show this morning, as monitored by Ghana Newspunch
“I am leaving for other exploits after seven years of working with this brand…,” Captain announced on the show.
Multimedia hardly organises send-off party for their workers but that wasn’t the case of Captain Smart at all. He was properly sent off with a party.
Send off cake for Captain Smart from his friends at Multimedia
According to sources, everything is official, and Captain Smart will be taking over as the Operations Director at Dr. Kwaku Oteng’s Angel Broadcasting Network (ABN) with oversight responsibility of Angel FM and Angel TV. He will host the Angel Morning Show with great support from Nana Yaa Brefo and Kofi Adomah.
Kofi Adomah will also be doing the news as well, and he’s also expected to be the Head of News at Angel FM, Accra.
According to the report, Captain Smart played a key role in the appointment of Stacy Amoateng as the firm’s General Manager.
The firebrand political host has worked with Multimedia Group Limited for the past five years. Captain Smart becomes the second presenter to leave Multimedia Group Limited following Nana Yaa Brefo’s departure.
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