Employees at the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) are insisting on the immediate removal of their Director-General, Professor Amin Alhassan, citing his alleged ineffective management of the organization.

They have displayed red banners both within and around the GBC premises to emphasize their demands.

As per the employees, the Director-General's four-year contract reached its conclusion on October 1, and they believe any further extension would be detrimental to the Corporation.

Samuel Nathaniel Kevor, the Divisional Union Chairman of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation Workers Union, expressed to Citi News that GBC's condition has deteriorated under the leadership of Mr. Alhassan.

"Our Director-General's contract officially ended on the 1st of October, 2023. Consequently, employees have collectively agreed that we granted him a peaceful four-year tenure, but we are dissatisfied.

"The organization is in decline, and the availability of essential resources has become a significant challenge. We have come to the realization that we must make the appointing authority understand that extending the contract will result in the organization's collapse."