Alhaji Rashid Mahmoud, a Board member of Sungmaale FM, says the radio station prides itself on the impact it has made on the lives of the people.
He appreciated the pivotal role of the public, listeners, sponsors and partners in the success it had chalked over the past ten years of its existence.
Mr Mahmoud said this in Wa at the weekend during the 10th-anniversary celebration of Sungmaale Fm, a Wa-based Islamic community radio on the theme: “Impact of Media to Sociopolitical and Cultural Development in our Community”.
He said as we “reflect on the journey that has brought us to this moment, we’re filled with pride and honor at the impact our station has had on the community and the lives of our listeners.”
According to him, the radio station is inspired to continue reaching greater heights and exploring new horizons in the world of radio broadcasting.
Mr Ubeidu Siddique, the Upper West Regional Director of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), reiterated the role of the media in educating and informing the public on important national and community issues.
He said Sungmaale FM had lived that role by offering airtime to CHRAJ to educate the public on substantive issues of interest at no cost to the Commission.