Whenever she reads the news, she gives the impression of not having prepared enough for the assignment.

Take today for example, when she read the 12 noon news, the story is always the same. She stumbles over words so often, she usually has to be saved by the music.

My advice to her is to prepare well; read the news to herself before time, familiarizing herself with both the story and the names of people, places and things. When a newscaster knows the story well, she can always herself notice when things are wrong and if necessary improvise on the spot,

Adeola Osinuga should also try not to get carried away with her attempt to force a foreign accent. When this does not distract her from the news content, it at least prevents us from even hearing and understanding what she is trying to say.

She should learn from the other two male colleagues with her.

rex23:

Whenever she reads the news, she gives the impression of not having prepared enough for the assignment.

Take today for example, when she read the 12 noon news, the story is always the same. She stumbles over words so often, she usually has to be saved by the music.

My advice to her is to prepare well; read the news to herself before time, familiarizing herself with both the story and the names of people, places and things. When a newscaster knows the story well, she can always herself notice when things are wrong and if necessary improvise on the spot,

Adeola Osinuga should also try not to get carried away with her attempt to force a foreign accent. When this does not distract her from the news content, it at least prevents us from even hearing and understanding what she is trying to say.

She should learn from the other two male colleagues with her.

Your observation is very correct. She even has difficulties in pronouncing her own surname! She hardly communicates when she reads the news.