Sompa Delight, hosted by Abena Ruthy, has officially launched its exciting new segment “High School Jama,” bringing vibrant energy and school pride to the airwaves starting today, Friday 10th April. 

‎The new segment, which premiered on Friday, is already generating buzz among listeners as it celebrates the rich tradition of Jama performances among senior high schools in Ghana.

‎A Fresh Wave of Energy on Radio

‎“High School Jama” is designed to reconnect audiences with the thrilling atmosphere of school life, where Jama serves as a powerful expression of unity, identity, and creativity.

‎The segment features:

‎Electrifying Jama chants from various schools

‎Nostalgic throwbacks for old students

‎Interactive moments for listeners to represent their alma maters

‎Listeners tuned in today experienced a lively and engaging session filled with rhythm, excitement, and pure Ghanaian vibes.

‎Promoting Culture and Youth Creativity 

‎Speaking during the show, Abena Ruthy emphasized that the introduction of the segment goes beyond entertainment.

‎According to her, “High School Jama” is a platform to promote youth culture, creativity, and national identity, while also giving students and old students a voice on radio.

‎She highlighted the role Jama plays in building confidence, teamwork, and strong school spirit among young people.

‎Listeners Reaction

‎The debut edition has already sparked excitement, with many listeners calling in and sharing memories of their school Jama days, while others proudly represented their schools on air.

‎Sompa Delight Take 

‎Which school truly has the hottest Jama in Ghana?

‎With its energetic start, “High School Jama” is set to become a regular Friday highlight on Sompa Delight, bringing together fun, competition, and cultural pride.

‎Catch “High School Jama” every Friday on Sompa Delight — where vibes meet tradition. Stay tuned!

Sompaonline.com/Jeremiah Simpson