Honoring Kojo Nnamdi: A Voice of the DMV for Over 50 Years
As we celebrate 202 Day, we are proud to highlight the incredible career of Kojo Nnamdi, a beloved figure in Washington, D.C.'s media landscape. Known for his insightful commentary and dedication to public service, Kojo has been a guiding voice in the DMV for over five decades.
A Pillar of Public Broadcasting
Kojo Nnamdi has had a remarkable journey from his early days in Guyana to becoming a prominent radio and television host in the United States. His career began in 1969, and he quickly became known for his work on The Kojo Nnamdi Show and Evening Exchange right here on WHUT.
Accolades and Achievements
Long-standing radio host: Kojo hosted "The Kojo Nnamdi Show" for 23 years, engaging listeners with thoughtful discussions on a wide range of topics
Public affairs television: He hosted "Evening Exchange" right here on WHUT from 1985 to 2011, providing a platform for in-depth conversations on community issues
Community recognition: Kojo has been honored as a civil rights hero by the National Council for Community Justice and named a "Washingtonian of the Year" by Washingtonian magazine
Influential figure: Recognized as one of the "150 Most Influential People in Washington" by Washingtonian magazine
WHUT SPECIAL: 50 Years of Kojo Nnamdi
To celebrate Kojo Nnamdi's extraordinary contributions, WHUT aired 50 Years of Kojo Nnamdi. This program highlights his impactful work and the legacy he has built over the years.
Join us on 202 Day to honor Kojo Nnamdi and his remarkable career. Catch his special program this Sunday, February 2nd, and be inspired by the man who has been the voice of the DMV for over 50 years.
Are you looking forward to celebrating Kojo Nnamdi's legacy? View the schedule for more information and learn more about 202 Day below!