Hit Radio denies involvement in 'Momo Ramadan Show' fake theft controversy

Hit Radio denies involvement in 'Momo Ramadan Show' fake theft controversy
Thursday 28 March 2024 - 12:00

Radio station Hit Radio issued a public statement in response to allegations surrounding the March 21 episode of “Momo Ramadan Show,” in which a listener allegedly staged a phone theft during the live broadcast.

Hit Radio vehemently denied involvement in the incident, asserting its adherence to strict ethical and professional standards.

“Hit Radio and its collaborators are totally uninvolved in this matter and deny any connection to the individuals behind the alleged actions,” the statement read.

“Momo Ramadan Show” host Mohamed Bousfiha, known as Momo, has faced scrutiny following this incident, leading to police questioning and subsequent charges.

Expressing unwavering respect for law enforcement and justice institutions, the radio station concluded that it reserves the right to seek legal action against those spreading “unfounded allegations.”

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