Accra, Ghana — Veteran Ghanaian broadcaster Kojo Dickson has officially confirmed his resignation from the Angel Broadcasting Network (ABN), bringing an end to weeks of speculation surrounding his absence from the station’s radio and television platforms.

The respected media personality announced his departure in a video shared on his Facebook page, revealing that he had formally resigned from Angel FM and Angel TV, both of which operate under the Angel Broadcasting Network owned by businessman Dr. Kwaku Oteng.His confirmation comes after weeks of public curiosity, with many listeners and followers questioning why he had not been heard on air.

Addressing the growing speculation, Kojo Dickson explained that he had deliberately remained silent about his departure until he felt it was the appropriate time to speak publicly.

“I have decided to remain silent, waiting for the right time to share the news, and I feel that the time is now,” he said in the video.

The veteran broadcaster disclosed that he had officially ended his employment with the media organization and was now embarking on a new chapter in his professional journey.

Kojo Dickson served as the General Manager of Angel 102.9 FM and Angel Television, where he played a key role in overseeing the station’s operations while also contributing significantly to its programming and audience engagement.

During his tenure, he became one of the network’s most recognizable voices, earning admiration from listeners for his professionalism, experience, and commitment to quality broadcasting.

In his farewell message, Dickson expressed appreciation to the station’s loyal audience for their unwavering support throughout his time with the network.

He also extended gratitude to advertisers, whose partnership contributed to the growth of the station, and acknowledged the management of Angel Broadcasting Network for the opportunity to serve.

“I want to sincerely thank all our cherished listeners and viewers who supported me throughout my journey at Angel FM and Angel TV. Your encouragement, messages, and loyalty have meant so much to me,” he said.

He further expressed appreciation to the advertisers and business partners who worked with him and the station over the years, describing their support as invaluable to the success of the brand.

Kojo Dickson also thanked the management of Angel Broadcasting Network, led by Dr. Kwaku Oteng, for the opportunity to contribute to the organization’s growth and development during his stay.  Although he did not disclose the specific reasons behind his resignation or reveal his next destination, the veteran broadcaster assured his followers that he would communicate his future plans in due course.

“I have moved on to a new phase of my life, and I will keep you updated on my next move,” he stated.

His resignation adds to a growing list of notable departures from the Angel Broadcasting Network in recent years. The network has witnessed several high-profile exits involving presenters, producers, and management personnel, sparking discussions within Ghana’s media industry about changing career paths and the evolving broadcasting landscape.  Industry observers believe Kojo Dickson’s extensive experience and reputation make him one of the country’s most respected broadcasters, and many expect him to remain active in Ghana’s media space despite his departure from Angel FM/TV.

His announcement has generated widespread reactions on social media, where colleagues, listeners, and admirers have wished him well in the next chapter of his career. Many praised his professionalism and acknowledged his contributions to radio and television broadcasting over the years.While his next destination remains unknown, his followers have expressed optimism that he will soon return to the airwaves in another capacity.

For now, Kojo Dickson says he is focused on the next stage of his career and has promised to keep the public informed when the time is right.His departure marks the end of an important chapter at Angel Broadcasting Network and opens a new one for one of Ghana’s most experienced and respected media personalities.