[dropcap]G[/dropcap]hanaian Musician, Kwame A Plus, in his anger has exposed the hidden political appointment given to the Managing Director (MD) of Accra-based Citi 93.7 FM by the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
Mr. Samuel Attah- Mensah is the MD of Citi 97.3 FM and according to the outspoken musician, he has been appointed the Chief Executive Office (C.E.O.) of the coastal development authority by the NPP.
The angry A Plus who took on to Facebook to expose the hidden appointment wondered why the Radio station has kept mute on their boss’ political appointment.
He also out of anger described the radio station as useless and the people working in it as #Gbemi.
“Citi 97.3 FM, useless station made up of #Gbemi people who only report #Fakenews. You wonder why I have a contract…. Ok I hear your MD has been appointed CEO of the coastal development authority by the NPP. Why are you not talking about it? Is your MD getting that because he’s friends with people in power? Is that not the same cronyism you were discussing on your station? #Gbemi News!!! Keep promoting me. I’m enjoying it”
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A Plus has been trolled by several media houses in Ghana over is his political induced contract with BOST.
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