The Director General of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) Professor Amin Alhassan, has received a delegation from the Ghana Journalists Association led by its President, Mr. Albert Dwumfour.
The visit by the GJA is part of a series of engagements with media houses to officially re-introduce its executives and re-engage members.
The media tour is also to raise awareness about the upcoming 26th GJA Awards.
Other members of the delegation were the GJA Vice President, Linda Asante Agyei; Treasurer, Audrey Dekalu; General Secretary, Kofi Yeboah; Organising Secretary, Dominic Hlodzi; and Public Affairs Officer, Rebecca Ekpe.
The GJA President, Albert Dwumfour, underscored the importance of bonding with members.
“Today I am here with the entire leadership team of the Association. It’s important that as a body we see GBC as the largest constituency when it comes to GJA. And for that matter, I assured you when I came here that we would pay a working visit as part of our rebranding to bond with the workers and to also close the gap between us and our members.”
“Usually, they say, after elections, they don’t see us, they don’t hear from us. So, we have started, especially as we count down to our 26th GJA Awards” Mr Dwumfour said.
The team also invited the Director General and his management to the 26th GJA Awards to promote excellence in Journalism scheduled for November 12, 2022.
The GJA Executives also visited the Newsroom and interacted with journalists.
