OK FM 99.5, a popular radio station in Monrovia, has resumed transmission, for test broadcast, following weeks on being off the air following a lightning strike that damaged several of its equipment.

Following the strike, the station’s management promptly apologized for the inconvenience and assured listeners that technicians are working diligently to resolve the issue.

“We would like to assure the public that our technicians are working to resolve the problem,” the management stated. “We are sorry for the inconvenience.”

During the downtime, listeners were encouraged to stay updated through the station’s active Facebook page.

The station’s announcement of its return to the airwaves with test transmissions on Sunday signals progress in resolving the technical issues.

The resumption of broadcast services is expected to bring relief to loyal listeners who rely on OK FM for news, entertainment, and information. With its commitment to quality broadcasting, OK FM 99.5 continues to serve the community, and the management expresses gratitude for listeners’ patience and understanding.