TFM: Presenter Pape Ngagne Ndiaye denies having retired

Author: senenews.comPublished on: July 16, 2026Country: Senegal

Society & Lifestyle

TFM: Presenter Pape Ngagne Ndiaye denies having retired

Pape Ngagne Ndiaye, host of the show "Faram Facce" on TFM, denied rumors of his retirement spread by Brut Sénégal. In a voice message, he called the information "false," stating it is too early for him and that retirement is not part of his philosophy. He continues his professional activities at TFM.

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