Haruna Babangida

Documentary Film Maker, Storyteller, Writer and a Broadcast Journalist with the EIB's Empire 102.7Fm.

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Part 1 of the full production; the Bisa Abrewa Museum story.

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Black Paradigm Tv. Like, Subscribe and Stay Updated By Clicking on the Notification Bell.

#blackhistory

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Production at the Bisa Abrewa Museum for the Blackparadigm Tv early today. Some behind the scenes shots.
#museum
#blackhistory
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#blackparadigmmedia

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A podcast of one of this year's editions of the Ghana month features. Late post, but worth a press play.
https://t.co/kIVIGfZTzA

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My interview with Mikal Asher on my dashboard last nightb on @empire1027fm. Mikal Asher is brother to the late Denroy Morgan, father of the Morgan Heritage band.

https://t.co/cEfHsXEpTK

#Reggae

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Tonight I'm talking to his uncle Mikal Asher on my dashboard. Mikal Asher is brother to the late Denroy Morgan, father of the Morgan Heritage band.

He has a collaborative project with Ghana's XLNC. Check interview flyer in my next post for more details.
@empire1027fm

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Tonight in your Reggae Empire on @empire1027fm, we travel all the way to Senegal. On my dashboard is the man of the moment, @DiomayeFaye, the 44yr old president elect of Senegal.

#Senegal

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#Royalty
#Tradition

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The Kwao Ansah Interview.

https://t.co/AiRT8St0YE

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The Kwao Ansah Story.

https://t.co/dS1sRPdPso

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The man responsible for the 1948 boycott that resulted into the famous 28 Feb. 1948 riots, Nii Kwabena Bonnie III on my ''Dashboard'' tonight.

#GhanaAt67
#GhanaMonth
#Empirefm

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The 1948 Accra Riots. #GhanaAt67
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Reloaded. When it's nice, it's called for twice. #GhanaMonth

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The ''Dashboard'' was live with the story of the 1948 riots in perspective. Focus was on it's significance and impact no the achievement of Ghana's independence. Clink on the link below to watch.

https://t.co/NWc2AJrDSS

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On ''The Migrant'' tonight, we continue our conversation with Urmar all the way in Libya. He tells us about the journey, the horrifying encounters and life in Libya as a migrant.

It's a survival story, don't miss it on the Reggae Empire live on @empire1027fm tonight 9-11:30pm.

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Tonight on my ''Dashboard'' is the story of the 1948 riots. Focus on it's signicance and contribution to Ghana's independence. Did it play a role at all? What role did it plat??

Make time with me tonight on the Reggae Empire on Ghana's radio empire; @empire1027fm.

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Let's do the morning show tomorrow. It's a special independence day edition. Join me and my panel let's talk Ghana's independence on @empire1027fm.

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Tonight on my ''Dashboard'' in the Reggae Empire on @empire1027fm is Legendary Freddie McGregor. How well do you know him??

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The Migrants ft. victims of illegal migration (The struggle with illegal migration).

https://t.co/2mMHXvG7Kb