Workers at the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) are expressing their opposition to the extension of Professor Amin Alhassan's tenure as Director-General. They allege that his management of the corporation has been inefficient and fear that extending his tenure could lead to the collapse of the institution.
In a visible display of discontent, the aggrieved workers, dressed in red attire, have displayed banners both inside and outside the GBC premises, conveying their unhappiness with the situation. They are calling on President Akufo-Addo to promptly relieve Professor Amin Alhassan of his position.
Samuel Nathaniel Kevor, the Divisional Union Chairman of GBC, firmly maintains that Professor Amin Alhassan's contract officially expired on Sunday, October 1. Consequently, Kevor argues that the Director-General has no mandate to continue serving in office.
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Kevor articulates the workers' dissatisfaction by stating, "Our Director-General's contract has expired on the 1st of October, 2023. As a result, workers have resolved that we've given him a peaceful four-year tenure, but we are not happy." He further emphasizes the deterioration of the company, citing challenges in essential resources and asserting that extending the Director-General's contract may have severe consequences for the future of the institution.
The protest by the GBC workers serves as a passionate appeal to the appointing authority to reconsider extending Professor Amin Alhassan's tenure as Director-General. Their aim is to highlight their concerns and emphasize the importance of ensuring effective leadership, resource availability, and the overall stability of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation.
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