I love to listen to Nigerian music- Ifeola Aggrey-Fynn

On Air Personality (OAP) cum Master of Ceremony (MC), Ifeoma Aggrey-Fynn says that her life is a gift not just to herself alone but for her fans that also listen to her during her shows. Read more

Ifeoma (aka Iphie), a graduate of Linguistics and Communication Studies from Abia State University (ABSU) says becoming an OAP was a question of right timing for her. She had been on a local television station for a while and was fascinated by radio, so she felt it had a lot of mystery because an individual could express himself/herself in any way they wanted because people will not see them in air. So when she heard from a friend that there was an opportunity, she went for the audition and her presentation was good and that was how she got the opportunity to become an OAP, which has been amazing ever since.

Ifeoma, is the presenter of Rhythm and Soul and Ladies First on Rhythm 93.7 FM, Port Harcourt. Some of the shows she had hosted; The Afternoon Drive, The Dance Party, Gospel vibes and The Morning Drive.

Talking about the entertainment industry, Ifeoma loves to listen to the music of Tuface, Banky W, Burna Boy, Dantonio, a gospel Reggae artist, Patoranking among others because of their uniqueness and creativity. In Nollywood, she likes Genevieve because of her skills and ability to interprete roles. 

Ifeoma is the host of Miss Niger Delta beauty pageant show for three years and organiser of the show is Prince Sodin. She has also hosted other fashion shows, parties, weddings etc which has shown that she loves what she is doing.

“ Passion is the most important thing it takes to be an OAP because you need to love what you are doing. Sometimes, you have to wake up as early as four am and go to work if you are on the morning shift. You have to be intuitive, witty, smart, lively, and be able to speak clearly and concisely, if an individual aspires to become as OAP” she said.