GBC should be razed and turned into a Zoo - Kwame A Plus

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                                                                                           By Obomengniibaa  Nana  Akua 

                                         Kwame Aplus 
    
Controversial musician and political activist,  Kwame A plus, in an interview with Accra FM's mid morning show host, Nana Romeo mentioned that the country's only broadcasting company, GBC should be pulled down and turned into a Zoo.

" Government wants to set up TV licence court to prosecute citizens who watch GTV and don't  pay TV licence fee . Who watches GTV? They should weed the place and turn it into a Zoo. Government has provided GBC all the equipments they need, recently I heard they owe 25 million cedis so they want to close it. Why didn't they close it? When a citizen of this country doesn't pay TV licence they make them pay a fine or jail them. This is nonsense. That is why it didn't work." he explained
                           
Watch the interview here 



He further advised the current government, to set up Sanitation Courts to arrest people who dump refuse in gutters and litter everywhere with empty satchet water to curb filth in the country, instead of asking citizens to pay TV licence fee or they will be prosecuted. 

 Source : Accra Fm

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  1. NatkissiDecember 5, 2019 at 12:26 PM

    I think he's speaking sense oflate paaa ooooh. He has a good point

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