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Media General’s Antaru Ibrahim graduates with MA in Media Management from UNIMAC-GIJ

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Senior Director at Media General, Antaru Ibrahim, has added another academic milestone to his professional journey after graduating with a Master of Arts (MA) in Media Management from University of Media, Arts and Communication (UNIMAC), specifically the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ).

Antaru Ibrahim successfully completed the one-year postgraduate programme in Media Management, further strengthening his expertise in media leadership, strategy and broadcasting management.

With close to two decades of experience in television production and directing, Antaru has built a reputation as one of the respected figures behind the scenes in Ghana’s broadcasting industry. He currently serves as the director of the award-winning morning show “Onua Maakye” on Onua TV, hosted by celebrated broadcaster Captain Smart.

Throughout his career at Media General, one of Ghana’s leading media conglomerates, Antaru Ibrahim has played a crucial role in shaping some of the network’s most influential television productions. His work behind the scenes has contributed to the success and impact of programmes that continue to engage audiences across the country.

His academic achievement reflects a strong commitment to continuous learning, professional growth and excellence in media leadership.

With his new qualification in Media Management, Antaru Ibrahim is expected to bring even deeper insight and strategic direction to his work in Ghana’s fast-evolving media landscape.

His journey stands as an inspiration to many young media professionals, demonstrating that experience and education can work hand in hand in shaping a successful career in broadcasting.

Story by Joseph Owusu Worae

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