
Sunday evenings has just gotten better with the return of the fun, uplifting, positive educational radio program for the youth, Mpwr on YFM 107.9. The show took a break for over three months and took that opportunity to re-strategise the show.
The YFM program hosted by Emmanuel Gamor and Amma Aboagye is now in its third season and aired its first comeback episode on Sunday 14th September, 2014 from 8pm to 10pm and by all indications it was back with a vengeance.
New elements have been added to the show such as the 'MPwr elite' segment where life coach Samantha Wuta-ofei, who was brought up in the U.K, offers practical advice on areas that concerns today's youth. The programs two hosts, who have a winning formula - from their intelligent playful banter to their knowledge of current affairs – use their platform to offer real solutions.
People have come to see the show as a place to go to for career advice, to hear from the experts to get inspiration, as well as to be entertained.
YFM whose pseudonym stands for 'Yearn For More' continues to engage the youth with their varied host of presenters such as Caroline who hosts the Y-Lounge, Jay Foley who hosts Saturday morning live and Miss Naa with her early morning show Ryse and Shyne.
The comeback Mpwer YFM radio program has certainly left listeners yearning for more.
MPWR SHOW



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