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NMC inaugurates New Times Corporation board

The new board of the New Times Corporation (NTC) has been inaugurated with a call for harmony.

The beautiful ceremony took place at the forecourt of the NTC  in Accra on Monday, August 19, 2024.

The new board is chaired by former Vice Chancellor of the University of Media, Art and Communication(UNIMAC), Professor Kwamena Kwansah-Aidoo.

Other members are Mr. Kwesi Adjei Kersi, Dr. Theresa Larteley Adu, Ambassador Lawrence Roland Satuh, Dr. Charity Binka, Mr. Julio De-Medeiros Esq.,Mr. Samuel S Sarfo, Mr. Abdul Moomin Gbana and the Managing Director, Mr. Martin Adu Owusu.

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This was in accordance with ar­ticle 168 of the Constitution and section 2(1) (e) of the Commis­sion Act, 1993 (Act 449), in con­sultation with the President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.

Addressing the ceremony, the Chairman of the National Media Commission, Mr.Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafo charged the board, management and staff to work in harmony.

According to him, a cordial working relationship would go a long way to positively impact the prospects of the Corporation.

He urged the new board to help the management achieve their set targets, particularly, the acquisition of a new Web offset printing machine.

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Mr.Ayeboafo the composition of the new board was to ensure they satisfied the varied skill set needed for the betterment of the Corporation.

The New Board Chairman, Prof.Kwamena Kwansah-Aidoo, expressed appreciation to the NMC for an opportunity to serve the nation in this capacity.

Prof.Kwansah-Aidoo was optimistic that the members on the board would help him champion the set objectives for NTC.

He urged Management and Staff to offer them the necessary support within the period.

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The Managing Director of NTC, Mr.Martin Adu Owusu congratulated and welcomed the new board.

He said regardless of the challenges NTC has made some strides and was optimistic that with support of the board the fortunes of the Corporation will even be brighter.

By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme          

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