They destroyed my show - Miso

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Miso Mmereki, the bubbly radio presenter who quit Duma fm recently, says she left the Gaborone North station because she felt marginalised.

Talking to Showbiz at her home in Gaborone yesterday, Miso, also known as Mega V, narrated how her fun-filled, informative and popular three-hour show was killed by a consultant, who had been hired late last year. She resigned a fortnight ago.

Miso says at the end of it all her creativity was tampered with, as she had to play more music, and new and boring features were introduced, thereby alienating most of her listeners.

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