What are three ladies who have experience in the field of radio journalism cooking together, one might ask?
Flytime Entertainment is producing a TV show called ‘3 Live Chicks’ to be hosted by Top Radio 90.9 FM OAP Tosyn Bucknor, Rhythm 93.7 FM radio host Toke Makinwa and former BEAT 99.9 FM radio personality Oreka Godis.
According to Oreka who spoke with NET, the show will simply cater to ‘lovers of African content’ as it explores happenings, events and other rich content from the most entertaining points of view. Viewers will be treated to engaging interviews, thrilling comic moments and honest conversations
Producers say the talk show will first be available for viewing online without any region restrictions after which it will begin to air on TV stations.
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Former Beat FM OAP, Oreka Godis, joins NN24
The former Beat 99.9 FM On-Air-Personality, who left the radio station last month, has officially joined Lagos-based cable TV channel - Network News 24 (NN24). She will be hosting her own show and also consulting on a few other shows at the station.
‘Yes I’m Leaving Beat FM’ – Oreka Confirms
It started with a set of Tweets but Nigerian Entertainment Today (NET) can now confirm that popular on-air personality, Oreka Godis also known as Rhecks will be leaving the Lagos urban radio station THE BEAT 99FM where she has worked for two years and seven months. On Sunday, October 16, 2011, the OAP had taken to Twitter to hint her followers of her future departure; ‘#ThatAwkwardMoment when you try to figure out how to let your listeners know you’ve come to the end of the road’, @Rhecks tweeted.
In an exclusive chat with our reporters, Oreka confirmed to us that she tended her letter of resignation to the company on Friday, October 14, 2011 and will stop work at the radio station at the end of October 2011. ‘I’ve been thinking of leaving The BEAT for a while now, but I have had reasons to stay; you know I have a good relationship with my colleagues Tolu (Toolz), Gbemi. Bukky and Tintin of Classic FM are also good friends’, Rhecks told NET in a telephone conversation.
According to Oreka, her reasons for leaving the radio station are ‘personal’. And when we asked if it had anything to do with the recent altercation between radio host Olisa Adibua and a junior staff she said ‘No, I’m just leaving for reasons best known to me. For me, I have a lot of things I still want to do, I would love to go into documentary or even TV production. I’ve enjoyed the last two years on radio, the love, tweets and care from people’. Oreka moved from the UK to Nigeria to pick up the job of a radio host at the BEAT FM in March 2009. In less than three years she has become very popular with the weekday show ‘Morning Rush’ which she co-anchors with Olisa Adibua.
In an exclusive chat with our reporters, Oreka confirmed to us that she tended her letter of resignation to the company on Friday, October 14, 2011 and will stop work at the radio station at the end of October 2011. ‘I’ve been thinking of leaving The BEAT for a while now, but I have had reasons to stay; you know I have a good relationship with my colleagues Tolu (Toolz), Gbemi. Bukky and Tintin of Classic FM are also good friends’, Rhecks told NET in a telephone conversation.
According to Oreka, her reasons for leaving the radio station are ‘personal’. And when we asked if it had anything to do with the recent altercation between radio host Olisa Adibua and a junior staff she said ‘No, I’m just leaving for reasons best known to me. For me, I have a lot of things I still want to do, I would love to go into documentary or even TV production. I’ve enjoyed the last two years on radio, the love, tweets and care from people’. Oreka moved from the UK to Nigeria to pick up the job of a radio host at the BEAT FM in March 2009. In less than three years she has become very popular with the weekday show ‘Morning Rush’ which she co-anchors with Olisa Adibua.
Radio Personality, Oreka Godis, Leaves Beat FM

The Beat FM OAP who handles the Morning Rush from 6am to 11am every week day resigned officially on Oct 14th, handing in a two weeks notice to the management of the radio station. So from November 1, you will no longer hear her voice on Beat FM.
Hopefully another radio station will snatch her up!
Hopefully another radio station will snatch her up!
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