Veteran broadcaster, Corporate MC, and GTV Breakfast Show host Kafui Dey shares deep insights into the power of storytelling, visual communication, and national reorientation with Rev. Albert Ocran.

From the symbolism of polluted river water on his desk to a vision of a cleaner, safer Ghana, he makes a compelling call for simple messages, positive narratives, and law and order in our development journey.

Enjoy this interactive discussion on the role of life long learning with Neil Armstrong - Mortage on Virtual University.

Neil and I go way back. We met while taking baby steps in consulting and process review during his time at Unilever. Neil is a great communicator and an amazing storyteller.

What could inspire this great communicator to return to school later in life, not just to succeed, but to emerge as the overall Best Graduating Master of Arts Student with a CGPA of 4.00? Lets figure that out together on this episode.

In this episode, we begin a series titled The Fruit of the Spirit. Rooted in Galatians 5:22–23, this message unpacks the nine powerful traits that mark a life transformed by the Holy Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

These are not just moral values to aim for, but clear evidence of a believer walking closely with God. The Fruit of the Spirit is not the result of willpower or religious routine, but of surrendering daily to the Spirit’s work within us.

Each trait mirrors the character of Christ and calls us to deeper spiritual maturity in how we live, relate, and serve.

In this first part of The Blessed Man series, we delve deep into Psalm 1 to explore what it truly means to walk in godly wisdom and resist the counsel of the ungodly.

This teaching challenges us to reflect on the influences shaping our thoughts, decisions, and lifestyle. Who are we listening to? Whose voice is directing our path? Discover how refusing ungodly counsel is the first step to becoming the blessed man; firm, fruitful, and unshakable.