I have watched with great disappointment how the quality of presenters and presentation of this once upon a great show has degenerated. From the days of Tosin Dokpesi and Imoni Amarere, we now have the duo of Ray Murphy and a certain Ebere. The two replaced Oloyede Oworu and Usama Ogbiko who were just learning to overcome their own numerous errors and stage fright. Now Ray and Ebere are doing a very terrible job of killing the show with their per second error rate and childish, nay sesame street approach to a primetime breakfast show. Is something wrong here or am I the problem? I watch Channels TV presenters and I don't see such problems when presenters are replaced.

@OP, i totally agree with you; have observed same too. the current duo especially the lady is making to whole show so very boring,

I reckon Nkechi and Oloyede were the best combination to date, and they just removed Nkechi with no warning, explanation or apology. Now they've done the same thing again with Oloyede and Usama just as i was getting used to her.

Another thing they do that's annoying is that sometimes they could show a whole programme with no audio, like they did with kakkaki about two weeks ago, yet nobody bothers to fix the damn problem or apologise afterwards. They used to do this with some Nollywood films about 3 to 4 years ago, when they'd show a full movie with no audio as if it's the most natural thing in the world. I guess they think we are all lip readers.

And to think that i pay for subscription where i stay, yet receive this kind of service.

@proud Igbo. There is more to their technical problems in AIT. Most times, there is no synchronisation between their audio and visuals. So what I do is just listen and not watch when its newscast. This problem has been on for a long time and their engineers are unable to fix it. In the middle of it all, they won the TV station of the year 2011. Funny. Thankfully though, they have brought Imoni and Tosin back to Kaakaki and rightly kicked out the bland Ray Murphy and the very uninspiring Ebere who uses every opportunity to announce that she grew up in the US.