Stan Dogbe labels BBC’s story of bus branding in Ghana ‘Useless’
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 An unhappy Presidential Staffer, Stan Dogbe, has taken offence at a publication by theBritish Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), over the murky bus branding saga that cost Ghana Ghc3.6million cedis.
BBC Africa, on its twitter handle (@BBCAfrica) posted an image of the bus showing President Mahama and former Presidents both dead and alive, and captioned it “Ghana’s Transport Minister resigns after nearly $1m spent on these posters of the President.” It is unclear what may have angered Mr. Stan Dobge who, in response, tweeted “@BBCAfrica useless story written by a possibly useless journalist”.
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[email protected] An Entrepreneur, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Communications Executive and Philanthropist. Editor-in-Chief of www.233times.com. A Senior Journalist with Ghanaian Chronicle Newspaper. An alumnus of Adisadel College where he read General Arts. His first degree is in Bachelor of Arts - Political Science (major) and History (minor) from the University of Ghana. He holds MSc in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Energy with Public Relations (PR) from the Robert Gordon University in the United Kingdom. He is a 2018 Mandela Washington Fellow who studied at Clark Atlanta University in USA on the Business and Entrepreneurship track.
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