One
of Ghana’s most celebrated radio personalities Gilbert Abeiku Aggrey
popularly known as Abeiku Santana has chalked yet another success for
being awarded with an honorary Doctor of Humanities at an impressive
ceremony in Accra.
The award was presented by the Pan African Clergy Council and Bible Seminary to the ace radio presenter in recognition of his immense contribution to Christian Ministry and Leadership
Apostle Dr. Lloyd Kwesi Annan, the communications director of the awarding institution noted, Santana’s radio presentation over the years has always been spiced up with life transforming religious and leadership speeches
A major trademark of all his radio presentations over the past decade the Apostle explained, centers on the need for the change in the attitude of the Christian and Ghanaian youth thus he absolutely deserved the honorary doctor of humanities
Dr. Gilbert Abeiku Aggrey “Santana” was full of praise when he cited dedication and service to God’s Ministry as the motivation behind his presentation style and vigor.
He went ahead to challenge his fellow presenters to let their religious and moral values dominate their broadcast since that remains the catalyst for national discipline stating that most listeners look up to them as role models.
Abeiku
Santana later sent the congregation into a divine realm when he took
over the pulpit to display his exclusive preaching skills.
The event which took place at the Trans Continental Assemblies of God Church saw the patronage of high profiled media personalities who trooped in their numbers to celebrate with the maestro
Abeiku Santana currently presents the mid-afternoon drive on okay fm called “kwanso dwoo dwoo” a program which is fast arresting public interest due to a segment he created called “akika akika”.
He is currently the C.E.O of Strategic Communications and also doubles as the communications manager for Local Enterprise and Skill Development Program (LESDEP).
Congratulations Dr. Abeiku Santana for yet another success story
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