Ghanaian media personality Yaa Bitha has reached another significant milestone in her broadcasting journey as she officially takes over as host of The Lockdown on PLUZZ 89.9 FM. She will be on air weekdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., bringing her unique energy, charisma and growing influence to one of the station’s flagship programmes.
For Yaa Bitha, the new show represents more than just a new role on radio, it is the realization of a childhood dream years in the making.
Long before stepping behind a professional microphone, Yaa Bitha spent her early years mimicking the news delivery style of celebrated Ghanaian broadcaster Nana Aba Anamoah at home. What began as admiration for one of Ghana’s most influential media figures gradually evolved into a passion for communication and storytelling.
Over the years, she has steadily built her presence across various media platforms, from hosting engaging X Spaces conversations to television presentation and contributing to niche discussions that showcased her personality and perspective. Her consistency and determination have helped her cultivate a loyal audience while sharpening her craft.
The announcement of her new role was met with excitement across social media, with many supporters celebrating her growth and describing her achievement as an inspiration to young women pursuing careers in media. Fans shared messages about tuning in during their daily commutes and praised her journey as proof that dreams can become reality through dedication and hard work.
Among those celebrating the milestone was Nana Aba Anamoah herself, who congratulated Bitha and playfully promised her a celebratory champagne and a new dress to mark the occasion. The gesture highlighted the full-circle nature of Yaa Bitha’s story, from a young admirer imitating her role model to becoming a recognized media voice in her own right.
Beyond her media accomplishments, Yaa Bitha also holds a Master’s degree in Strategic Public Relations, a qualification that complements her communication skills and growing influence within Ghana’s media landscape.
Her debut on The Lockdown showcased the confidence, authenticity and vibrant personality that have become her trademarks. With her fresh perspective and engaging style, listeners can expect entertaining conversations, compelling discussions and memorable moments as she settles into her new role.
As Accra’s music leader continues to evolve its programming, Yaa Bitha’s arrival marks an exciting new chapter for both the station and its audience. For many who have followed her journey, her rise serves as a reminder that passion, persistence and preparation can turn childhood aspirations into reality.
From mimicking a media icon to becoming a voice heard across the airwaves, Yaa Bitha’s story is one of growth, determination and the power of believing in one’s dreams.
Sign up for the 3Music Newsletter for breaking news, events, and unique stories.
In a heartfelt message shared on social media on Sunday, the award-winning rapper reflected on the pain of losing one of Ghana’s most influential musicians, saying the news of Lumba’s death had left him devastated.
The minister says the employment prospects are secured through partnerships with private sector organisations and Ghanaian owned companies that have pledged to help returnees start anew.
Videos shared online after the concert showed enthusiastic fans singing along to some of his biggest songs, highlighting the growing appeal of Ghanaian Afrobeats beyond West Africa.
The award-winning musician will headline a live concert on 12 September 2026 at Via Emilia Lepido 227, San Prospero, Parma, where he is expected to perform some of his biggest hits alongside songs from his latest project, TORCHER II.
The concert forms part of an international tour that has seen the award-winning artiste perform across Europe and North America following the success of his latest album, Iron Boy.
He advised parents to take charge of nurturing values in their children and build connection to Ghana through the local education system before considering options abroad.
As the cost of imports and international prices for refined petroleum products rise, diesel prices are creeping closer to GH¢20 per litre and oil marketing companies (OMCs) are making a series of upward adjustments at the pumps.
During their visit, Presidents Mahama and Oligui Nguema will have a dét-à-tüge meeting, before engaging in formal bilateral talks at the Jubilee House, Accra on July 28.
Awuche passed away on Monday, July 27, 2026 at the Tamale hospital after battling a gigantic-related illness.
The new visual release adds a fresh dimension to the project, allowing fans to connect with the song while continuing the rollout of an album deeply rooted in gratitude, culture and the artiste’s connection to his hometown of Lungni in the Oti Region.
Victoria said her organisation’s Amplify Her programme was designed to help female artists build successful careers beyond recording music.
She said the continent needs to promote African music rather than music from individual countries if it wants to build lasting global success.
Showboy Shares His Journey From Prison To Becoming Ghana's Biggest Trapper
Comments