Gathering of African Best Award (GAB) Ceremony

Voice Of Africa Radio Scooped GAB Award On Sunday, 10th October, Voice of Africa broke a new record when she became the first African internet radio station to receive an award of excellence for the outstanding contribution to the positive image of Africa and Africans in the United Kingdom. The project manager, Space Clottey, was bewildered as they triumph over the other strong nominees - in the same media category - echoed through the ears of over 500 sons and daughters of Africa present at the Holiday Inn, Kensington Forum to witness the Africa’s version of Oscar. In his acceptance speech Space Clottey thanked the almighty father for the strength and ability imposed in VOAR’ team to carry-out this media liberation in the UK, he also thanked the numerous voluntary staff and presenters who have helped to make this award possible, he went on to thank the organizers for recognizing that the Voice of Africa Radio is a force to be reckoned with.

Voice Of Africa Radio received an award as the best Radio Station / Web site in London. Space Clottey (VOAR's Project Manager) receiving the award at the event in London.
The citation reads. “The founder of the Voice of Africa Radio has continued to struggle to change the media landscape in the UK his radio station today commands over 300,000 listeners to their award winning web site, over 650,000 visitors and over 500 e-mails per week. www.voiceofafricaradio.com is a world class web site. Voice of Africa Radio is the first African organization in UK, to win an OFCOM license to operate a sky radio service. With FM license following suit by next year. The event organized by the leading London Black freely circulated Newspaper -THE TRUMPET, which attracted over 500 high class in the society. Among the award winners includes Henry Bonsu.

L-R, Raymond Onyameba Atta-Kesson Voice of Africa Radio’s Public Relations Manager, congratulating Henry Bonsu, after receiving his award as the best Broadcaster sacked from the BBC because of his intellectualism.	Mrs. Ola Okutubo, the beautiful, tall, sleeky wife of the publisher and Editor -in-chief of the Trumpet Newspaper at the Gathering of African Best Award Ceremony.

Some of the guests at the Trumpet's well-attended Awards ceremony.	More to eat & drink, a well organized £200 per head ceremony

Most newspaper publishers were there including the famous Mike Abiola, Editor-in-Chief of the well-respected African Voice in UK, and the organiser of the yearly Afro-Nollywood awards in London.	Dayo Israel, a prolific young man, at the tender age of 17, he has already achieved a lot more than some men twice his age. Tragedies in his life such as the loss of his father have only made him stronger. The Mayor of Wandsworth is presenting him with an award in recognition of his youth activism, he has also met dignitaries such as Nelson Mandela and President Olusegun Obasanjo.