NPP boycotts TV3 Morning Show: NewDay
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National Communication Bureau of the New Patriotic Party (NPP ) wishes to inform all its Communicators, Media Monitors, and Officials that the Party has boycotted TV3 morning Show ( NewDay) effectively 3rd January 2022.
The reason for this boycott has to do with the unreasonable decision of the Producers and Host of the program Johnny who always interrupt NPP communicators when they are highlighting the projects the government has done.
All efforts to get the Producers and Host of the program to give us a fair treatment on the show over the past 6 months, including a complaint to the Management of the station for an amicable resolution of this matter, have proven futile, as the party continues to be twith the witthe utmost contempt.
Source : africaneditors.com
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