The presenters of yesterday’s Öğlen Ajansı program on Ada TV, hosted by Cem Kar, were Osman Sedat Güraslan, who wished that ‘good things would be done for children,’ and Melek Fakaoğlu, who said, ‘rather than seeing the Cyprus problem resolved, I want to live in a beautiful region.’ Recep USUN Kamil TOPÇU The presenters of Öğle Ajansı, broadcast yesterday on Ada TV for April 23 National Sovereignty and Children’s Day, were Osman Sedat Güraslan and Melek Fakaoğlu. The program, presented by children alongside Cem Kar, featured colorful scenes, while the children’s wishes and dreams—not politics—were discussed. Osman Sedat Güraslan, who presented the first part of the program, asked Derviş Eroğlu, leader of the National Unity Party, to join the program by phone and tell them about his plans for children. Saying that political party leaders always forget children, Güraslan expressed his hope that the new government would do good things for children.
LIVING IN A BEAUTIFUL REGION
After Güraslan, Melek Fakaoğlu appeared on camera and put program host Cem Kar through his paces with her questions. In response to Fakaoğlu’s question about the vision of the Star Kıbrıs Medya Gurubu, Kar said, “Star Kıbrıs Medya Gurubu is a media group that stands with the right, not the powerful.” Fakaoğlu asked Cem Kar what he would do for children if given the opportunity. “Unfortunately, there are not enough playgrounds where children can play. I would build park areas where children could play,” he replied. In response to a question from Cem Kar, Fakaoğlu said she was not interested in the Cyprus problem and that adults were already paying enough attention to it. She said that, more than seeing the Cyprus problem resolved, she wanted to live in a beautiful region.