Peace Hyde Talks Dealing With Self-Doubt & People Who Suggested She Would Look Better In Music Videos On City 105.1 FM

While guesting on City 101.5 FM recently, British-Ghanaian TV personality, Peace Hyde opened up on dealing with self-doubt and critics who suggested that she belonged in music videos.

Peace was on the “Let’s Talk Women” show hosted by the Ikeja-based radio station’s MD/CEO, Doja Allen where she answered questions on what was it like being approached by Forbes Woman Africa to be a part of its new project and how she felt being listed as one of the Most Influential People of African Descent in 2017, amongst Oprah Winfrey, Bishop TD Jakes and Trevor Noah.

They also spoke about some of the biggest challenges faced working in the media, how she typically deal with critics who say you don’t quite represent a picture of ‘women empowerment’ – which is the idea behind her new programme, “Against All Odds with Peace Hyde” and the advice she would give to young women looking to follow in her career path.

City 105.1 FM’s “Let’s Talk Women” is a show centered around the development of women and a drive to ensure women get more recognition in their various field of work. Let’s Talk Women is on air at City 105.1 FM, every Monday from 7pm – 8pm with Adedoja Allen and Kunmi O.