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Displaying red banners inside and outside the GBC premises, a group of employees fervently advocated for a change of leadership.
Claiming that the Director-General's four-year contract concluded on October 1, the employees argued that any extension would be detrimental to the corporation's well-being.
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Divisional Union Chairman of Ghana Broadcasting Corporation Workers Union, Samuel Nathaniel Kevor, expressed concern over the corporation's declining state under Mr. Alhassan's leadership.
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“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,” Kevor told Accra-based Citi FM.
“The company is deteriorating, things to work with have become a challenge, and we’ve realized that we need to make the appointing authority understand that if we extend the contract, the place will collapse,” he added.
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In May this year, some GBC workers had also demonstrated against a directive from the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC) to strike out some allowances they are said to be enjoying but not entitled to.