The Upper East Regional Director of Museums has expressed some worry about the neglect of the only museum that serves the five regions of the north.
According to Mrs Prisca Na’ambome Yenzie, it appears duty bearers are not paying enough attention to what should be done to ensure that the museum is run effectively.
Speaking on the Day Break Upper East show on A1 Radio, she noted that, she has always engaged the media in a way to communicate and remind duty bearers on the lapses in the running of the museum in the region so as to make them respond but that has proven futile.
“This is not the first time we’ve been in the media. I think for the past years we have been doing it, but nobody appears to be listening to the radio. I think that is it because if not, nobody cares to say okay! I have heard you on the radio come and tell me what the issue is to me I think people don’t listen to the radio or don’t care about the institution,” she said.
“What people have forgotten is that, as soon as you forget about this institution, you have virtually forgotten about yourself. Even if the institutions are too many for you to supervise, but this one, only this one for all the northern part of the country I mean what is it and we have spoken so much on radio?” she asked audibly stressed about the situation.
According to her, with the numerous media engagements, her outfit has done she thought would have caught the attention of duty bearers but it appears the institution is not a priority to them.
Source: A1radioonline.com|101.1 MHz|Kennedy Zongbil|Bolgatanga|Ghana
