One of Ghana’s ace broadcasters, Tommy Annan-Forson, has disclosed that, he was a taxi driver in his early years in life.
“I was taxi driving to make ends meet you know? I tell people I never went to sixth form, never went to the university. So I thank God for giving me the talent I have today,” he revealed.
The man with the sweet and sexy voice made the revelation in an interaction with Doreen Andoh on the Cosmopolitan Mix on Joy FM.
Tommy Annan Forson also disclosed that he never went to the sixth form or the university.
Explaining the success behind his life achievements, the broadcaster said that learning things from life as a growing young man, has taught him what life is really about.
He added, “People rush into certain things and doing things and when they flop, they blame people from their family. But sometimes it’s our own doing.”
The founder and owner of RABODEF Radio Academy, has been a force to reckon with when it comes to radio broadcasting and journalism.
He is multiple award winning broadcaster with 22 awards to his credit including Life Time Achievement Award; 2013 Ghana DJ Awards.
Story by Ghana | Myjoyonline.com | George Osei Sarpong
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