The sports team at Ghanaian media company Wontumi FM/TV is facing uncertainty after a series of high-profile departures. Capo De Supremo, born Ishaiku Ahadator, the only remaining recognizable personality in the sports department, recently posted a cryptic message on social media that has sparked speculation about the team's future. Supremo's post, which read "There's fire on the mountain," has drawn attention from fans and followers, but its meaning remains unclear. The post comes as Wontumi FM/TV's sports department has been rocked by a series of departures in recent months.
The wave of exits from Wontumi FM/TV's sports team began with Fancy Di Maria, who had served as Head of Sports and the station's main sports host after joining in 2025. Di Maria departed in September 2026, and was followed by several other personalities, including producer Shadrack Otto, sports analyst Newton Lartey Peter, local news anchor Obaatan, and Michael Akomeah, widely known as Sports Messiah. Notably, many of the departing personnel have been unveiled by Ahenfie FM/TV, which appears to be the primary destination for the outgoing Wontumi FM/TV sports team members.
The reasons for the departures have not been established, but the string of exits has raised questions about the future of Wontumi FM/TV's sports department. Supremo's cryptic post has added to the speculation, with fans and followers trying to draw conclusions about its meaning. While it is unclear whether the message carries any connection to the ongoing staff movements at Wontumi FM/TV, it has attracted considerable attention and concern about the department's direction in the coming weeks.
Supremo, whose real name is Ishaiku Ahadator, is a well-known personality in Ghana's sports broadcasting scene. As the only familiar face still associated with Wontumi FM/TV's sports operation, his continued presence has raised hopes that the department may yet recover from the recent departures. However, with uncertainty looming over the department's future, it remains to be seen how Supremo's role will evolve in the coming weeks.
The list of departures from Wontumi FM/TV's sports team has grown to six, involving presenters, analysts, and producers. While their reasons for leaving have not been established, the fact that many have joined Ahenfie FM/TV has sparked speculation about a possible talent raid. Wontumi FM/TV's sports department has been a significant player in Ghana's sports broadcasting scene, and the recent departures have raised concerns about its future viability.
The developments at Wontumi FM/TV's sports department have sparked interest in Ghana's sports broadcasting scene, with many fans and followers eager to see how the situation unfolds. As the only remaining recognizable personality in the sports department, Supremo's next move will be closely watched. With the future of the department uncertain, it remains to be seen how Wontumi FM/TV will recover from the recent departures and rebuild its sports team.
The sports editor at Yen.com.gh, Godwin Nii Armah Tagoe, a CAF-accredited journalist with over five years of experience in digital journalism, reported the story. He has covered significant sports events, including the 2023 AFCON, and has served as a presenter and sports analyst at various media companies. His reporting has provided valuable insights into the developments at Wontumi FM/TV's sports department.
Key points
- - Capo De Supremo's cryptic message has sparked speculation about Wontumi FM/TV's sports department future. - Six members of Wontumi FM/TV's sports team have left and are reportedly linked with Ahenfie FM/TV. - Supremo is the only recognizable name still associated with Wontumi FM/TV's sports operation.
