GH78,366 was paid from Ghana Airports’ coffers for Xmas Inspirations – Board Chairman

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The Board Chairman of the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL), Mr. Paul Adom-Otchere has disclosed that the GH₵128,366 that was spent on Christmas Inspirations last December at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) had a GH₵50,000 sponsorship package by an advertising company.

As a result, Mr. Adom-Otchere said of the GH₵128,366 that was spent on the Christmas decorations at Terminal 2 and Terminal 3, only GH₵78,366 came from the coffers of the GACL.

Speaking in a broadcast on Metro TV’s Good Evening Ghana programme, which he hosts, Mr. Adom-Otchere said the amount spent in 2021 was much lower than the GH₵126,012 that was spent on Christmas Inspirations on decorating only one terminal in 2016.

It will be recalled that Mr. Adom-Otchere had in a Facebook post on January 7, 2021, stated that the four Christmas trees installed at the KIA cost a total of GH₵34,000 while the other decorations cost GH₵84,000 resulting in a total of GH₵118,000. He added that out of that total, GH₵ 50,000 was paid for via sponsorship.

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