ABOUT ME

KMJ the  Africanbaby (The Voice of the Airwaves) is a Radio/ TV personality / Copywriter / Actor / MC / Writer, known in private life as Kleff Maxwell Justice has been in Radio as far back as High School. Growing up I was so much into football; have played for so many clubs from the colts teams to school teams. 

However my interest in radio began to grow stronger when I was introduced to Noah King then the Host of a Lovers Program on Chris fm in Berekum where I was schooling. After meeting him a couple of times I had the opportunity to be a panelist on his Lovers program where we discussed love issues.

Later I was influenced by the moments when I was in Middle School when I listened to my dad speak on radio as a part time sports analyst on Shaft fm in Obuasi. It was then after school that I decided to give up football and pursue my interest in the media even though I was very good on the pitch. Back then I was still Mcing Entertainment Shows on campus and performing in Training Colleges. It was quite an experience because I thought I was so talented and could do almost anything I set my eyes on.

I was then introduced to the Director of Shalom Radio, Woodman Coda by my dad and that was where everything started. At Shalom I was put under the guidance of one of the popular presenters, Dennis Asante known on radio as the Mixman. Under his mentorship I was able to learn how to operate the console and the various software for playing music. 

After school I decided to move to Accra and face the bigger market even though I hadn’t really hosted a serious program of my own.

In Accra I wanted to still see myself on top so I started making a few contacts with the media. I later met DJ Willie of Top radio and I was given the chance to produce his Drive time on Top Radio. I wrote for many entertainment magazines and websites notably, Africa’s finest entertainment site, Ameyawdebrah.com and Nanayaw18.com. 

I later decided to acquire a professional background in Radio and TV so I enrolled at Jayee University College where I read Journalism. I have had stint with other TV productions like, Soundcity Ghana, Roll Tape, Fuze, Clapperboard, Mindstudios, Ahomka fm. 

I do Voice-overs for TV commercials and Movies. I have also done additional soundtrack for movies like Turn Me On, the C.E.O, Shadow In the Dark, a few others and also featured in Theatre performances with a group called Fihankra Play House at the Arts Centre. I have also starred in movies like “Be My Guest”, and TV series like“XOXO”, “Living With Trisha”

Currently I am the host of the Vision Drive on Vision 90.9fm; the only English speaking station in the Eastern Region, Koforidua. To me it is one of the biggest challenges in my life. Hosting the Drive Time Show in a somewhat a locally dominated people with all  Twi Radio Stations and still make them wana listen to you is quite daring. 

Getting on Vision fm was quiet an experience; it might sound interesting though but I also think it is by dint of hard work and for that I want to say thank you to my boss, Mr. Oliver Desbordes Acquah for believing in me and giving me the chance to get to this pedestal. Meeting him was divine and I thank God for his life.

I am the voice that adds to the ultimate radio experience. Very fun- loving; smooth, sweet and humorous but when it comes down to business; I’m as focused as a seeker seeing Darken Raul, lol. I have always considered Radio and TV as a passion and who knows I might be the shot in the next movie you might be watching in your home soon. 

I love that moment when I’m talking to someone and they realize that I’m deeper than what meets the eye. I get straight to the point; I’m all about entertainment and identity, and for me it’s all about raising high the flag of Ghana.

Growing up I have always admired presenters like Kwame Sefa Kayi, Tommy Annan Forson. Chris Attoh and Ryan Seacrest are my mentors.