Skip to main content

Bohyeba FM Response To Former News Editor's Dismissal.

 

Bohyeba FM Response To Former News Editor's Dismissal. 


Kofi Tutu, Former Staff of Bohyeba Fm was sacked after series of warnings and serving suspensions at different times on various disciplinary issues bothering on ethical and professional standards. 

He was sacked by the General Manager of the station for ethical misconduct Deputy Minister Not Involve. 

The station is not a political station but rather a neutral commercial station focused on the public with the highest standards of integrity and professionalism. 

All employees are expected to exhibit minimum standards of discipline, ethics and professionalism in the discharge of their duties. 

The Code of Conduct of the media house is managed by Management without any interference whatsoever by Deputy Minister Education who established the station.

Kofi Tutu is indisciplined and on many occasions breached the company’s disciplinary code and finally was determined unfit to work in the media house. 

His subsequent palpably false allegations against the station and Deputy Minister in his attempt to mischievously smear the reputation of the highly revered Politician, Entrepreneur and Clergy man is testament to his dishonesty and lack of candor. 

Staff of the station have overwhelmingly condemned the malicious claims of the dismissed colleague and labeled him as lacking integrity and someone who consistently breached with impunity, company code of conduct. 

The public is therefore urged to utterly disregard the malicious and false allegations of the dismissed staff in his desperate attempt to gain attention and his attempt to bite the finger that once fed him.

Source- Management

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

UNJUST DISMISSAL OF BOHYEBA FM'S NEWS EDITOR BY THE CEO, HON. JOHN NTIM FORDJOUR

  UNJUST DISMISSAL OF BOHYEBA FM'S NEWS EDITOR BY THE CEO, HON. JOHN NTIM FORDJOUR The Ghana Journalists Network (GJN) is appalled by the unjust and inhumane dismissal of the News Editor of Bohyeba Fm, Mr. Francis Arthur Marfo widely known in the media space as Kofi Tutu.  The Fm Station is located at Nyankumasi Ahenkuro in the Assin South District of the Central Region. The seasoned journalist and a blogger was apparently dismissed on Friday afternoon by text message.  Thereafter, he was disrespectfully removed from all the station's platforms by the manger of the station without explanation. The station which is owned by the Deputy Minister of Education, Reverend John Ntim Fordjour as doubles as the Member of Parliament (MP) for the area, accused the enterprising journalist of supporting his town folks to demand Social accountability from him, the District Assembly and government. The station accused Mr. Tutu of using his social media platforms to circulate a proposed demonst

Mind Blowing Mansion of Mr. Frank Asante surfaces online

Mind Blowing Mansion of Mr. Frank Asante surfaces online A picture of multi million Mansion purported to be owned by Mr Frank Asante , the leader of a vibrant pressure group called "Eagle Eye movement" at Assin Akropong Assin Central constituency of the Central Region has surfaced online. 

NPP And NDC Playing "Chaskele" With EC... Rev Dr Worlanyo Mensah

  NPP And NDC Playing "Chaskele"  With EC... Rev Dr Worlanyo Mensah Tensions between Ghana's Electoral Commission (EC), National Democratic Congress (NDC), and New Patriotic Party (NPP) have escalated over alleged discrepancies in the 2024 voter register. Rev Dr Samuel Worlanyo Mensah, vice presidential candidate for the All People's Congress (APC), economist and a lecture at Wisconsin university Accra, has warned that the NDC and NPP's actions during the limited voter registration and special transfer of vote exercise have compromised the register's integrity. "The two major parties were bussing people from their homes to registration centers, encouraging minors and foreigners to register," Dr. Worlanyo alleged. The NDC recently raised concerns upon receiving the provisional voters register, citing bloated electoral rolls in certain polling stations and alleged attempts by the EC to rig the December 7 polls in favor of the governing NPP. In res