Godwin Asediba

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Godwin Asediba is a Ghanaian broadcast journalist and documentary filmmaker based in Accra. He works for Media General’s TV3 Ghana and 3FM, producing investigative reports and documentaries on social issues in Ghana and West Africa.

Born
OccupationsBroadcast journalist, documentary filmmaker
Yearsactive2016–present
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Godwin Asediba
Born
EducationGhana Institute of Journalism
OccupationsBroadcast journalist, documentary filmmaker
Years active2016–present
EmployerMedia General
Notable work
  • Married to Cocaine
  • My Period is Not a Shame
Awards
  • Michael Elliott Award for Excellence in African Storytelling (2025)
  • BBC Komla Dumor Awards
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In 2025, he became the first Ghanaian to win the Michael Elliott Award for Excellence in African Storytelling from the International Center for Journalists for his documentary Ghanaian Men Promised Security Job, Sent to War in Ukraine. He also received the BBC Komla Dumor Award in 2025.

Early life and education

Asediba studied at the Ghana Institute of Journalism, where he earned a Diploma in communication studies in 2016 and a Bachelor of Arts in journalism in 2021.[citation needed]

Career

Asediba began his journalism career with the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation in 2016.[citation needed] He joined the EIB Network in 2018 as a reporter and producer and worked there until 2022.[citation needed] Since then, he has been with Media General, where he anchors news and reports for TV3 and 3FM.[citation needed] His work spans television, radio, and online platforms, and he has reported on a range of social and investigative topics.[1]

Major documentaries

Asediba has worked on a number of documentaries, including:

  • Ghanaian Men Promised Security Job, Sent to War in Ukraine: Asediba's investigative piece highlights the plight of 14 Ghanaian men lured into Russia's war in Ukraine under false pretenses.[2][3][4]
  • Married to Cocaine: This documentary delves into the rising issue of cocaine abuse among Ghanaian youth.[5]
  • Troubled Morgue[6][7]
  • Dreams in Shambles[8]
  • My Period is Not a Shame[9]
  • High on Glue
  • No Rest in Peace[10]
  • Searching for a God (Episodes 1 & 2)

Awards

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Year Nominee / work Award Result
2023Godwin Asediba27th Ghana Journalists Association Awards, Documentary TV Reporter of the Year[11]Won
2024Godwin Asediba28th Ghana Journalists Association Awards, Health Reporter of the Year[12]Won
2024Godwin AsedibaCJID Excellence in Journalism Awards, Best in Community Reporting in West Africa[13]Won
2025Godwin AsedibaInternational Center for Journalists (ICFJ), Michael Elliott Award for Excellence in African Storytelling[14]Won
2025Godwin AsedibaBBC News Komla Dumor Award[15]Won
2025Godwin Asediba29th Ghana Journalists Association Awards [16]Won
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