"MetroFM new show"



Am a highly-opinionated person but also open minded to other people view.Skeptical  and submissiveness and with a good phraseology and approach;I am a radio lover. The past 8 years listening to heterogeneous radio station, i perhaps gained  the good judgement of a good and well-produced show, with good working atmosphere among presenters.
Somizi Mhlongo, Khanyi Mbau and Ntombi Ngcobo's show ‘Who's Show is it Anyway' debut on Monday morning did not receive a warm reception from Metro FM listeners.
The trio took over MoFlava's breakfast show 'The Morning Fix.
Twitter went on storm on Monday giving shades to the trio, badly criticizing them with their incompetence in radio. 

 The new show "Whose show is it anyway" hosted by Somizi Mhlongo,Khanyi Mbau and Ntombee Ngcongo. At first i was excited to hear from well-informed sources that the King of entertainment will making us laugh until  we have stomach cramps and Queen of Bling in our radio.Frankly speaking the show is just shunning me away from listening  to Metro. Somizi is very bad on air,he is making the show a no -to  listen to.The show is very slow and boring, it does not g give me the need to heed to it.The show was suppose to thunderbolt listeners,and get more listeners.

Metro FM is a mentor and guide for youthful urban adults that embrace a pragmatic and successful life to actively transform with their constantly changing environment.According to latest RAM  [Radio Audience Measurement] is ranging at 4 million listeners.
"Metro FM has become a home for celebs no longer a radio station"
Location: Soshanguve, 0152, South Africa

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