- Delay revealed that she was dismissed from Multimedia Group years ago.
- At the time, she was told not to return to the company without clear reasons.
- The experience was painful but later became a blessing in disguise.
- She believes God redirected her career path through that dismissal.
- Delay has since built The Delay Show and Delay Foods into successful brands.
- Her story is now seen as a lesson in resilience and reinvention.
Deloris Frimpong Manso, widely known as Delay, is celebrated today as one of Ghana’s most influential media personalities and entrepreneurs. But behind her success lies a chapter of rejection she now describes as the real beginning of her breakthrough.
In a conversation with veteran broadcaster Akumaa Mama Zimbi on The Delay Show, Delay revisited the day she was asked to leave Multimedia Group, a company she once dreamed of working for. According to her, she was abruptly told not to return, a decision that left her confused and heartbroken at the time.
What seemed like a career-ending setback, however, became the moment that redirected her life. Delay explained that losing that job forced her to step into new opportunities that eventually shaped her media career and business empire.
Today, she runs The Delay Show, one of Ghana’s most-watched interview programs, and heads Delay Foods, a fast-growing brand. For her, the dismissal was not the end, but rather the redirection she needed.
Her story has since struck a chord with Ghanaians who admire her resilience and ability to turn adversity into triumph, reinforcing her reputation as a figure who inspires others to embrace challenges as stepping stones.
