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Johnny Mills
 Radio Focus Presentation Team
Sankofa Tete Danso started his radio career at the tender age of 19 with Eastern FM in Koforidua and ASH FM in Kumasi. He is also a fully trained lawyer. Playing the finest of hi-life & hip-life music to
the Ghanaian community on radio focus every Tuesdays from 10pm-12am & on Fridays
from 8pm -10pm. Bringing entertainment to our homes Johnny (Prezident) Started
dj-ing at the age of 12. At the age of 21 he owed his own private
radio station then known as the JBC in the early 80s. He helped the Ghanaian
community by introducing the old time hi-life musicians on air. He also helped
the late Big Joe, by distributing vinyls to some Ghanaian shops. Always happy
to help others, catch him on radio focus for a bit of fun. Great Ghanaian Music that just makes you want to dance plus Ghanaian sport, discussion phone-ins, competitions, Ghanaian news and current affairs. Radio Focus is unique because it recognises all cultural and tribal groups throughout Ghana and across the diaspora. A hugely popular Ghanaian Radio Show amongst the Ghanaian Community here in the UK and abroad. It also features regular round up of West African Sport and African Football. Established in May 2007 Radio Focus includes a wide range of programmes, including 'The Morning Show' and Focus controller Sankofa's own Ghanaian music show, 'Tete Agoro'. 'Tete Agoro' (Ancient Games) reflects Ghana's rich musical heritage; playing everything from Afro-Beat, Hip-Hop and Hip Life, to the more traditional High LIfe music that has been responsible for putting Ghanaian Music on the map for the past 60 years. Other shows offer a great mix of Gospel Music, Reggae, Contemporary World Music, West African Politics and West African Sport. Focus' crowning glory came in May 2008 when they became the only radio station in Europe to get an interview with the controversial former first lady of Ghana, Mrs. Nana Konadu Rawlings, where she faced tough questions about alleged corruption charges. |
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