The Daily Graphic is disturbed at news that the armoury of the Daboya police station in the North Gonja District of the Northern Region has been broken into and weapons stolen. The paper says it is appprehensive because certainly the stolen weapons are in wrong hands. The paper is at a lost as to how the armoury could be broken into and the content looted, with explaination that the policeman on duty left his duty post for hours. The Paper therefore request for thorough and immediate investigations into the burglary, while the police pursue the suspected robbers to bring them to face the law.
Ghanaian Times Agrees with the National Media Commission on issue of the distribution of broadcast signals and joins the advocacy for the commission to have a free hand to work in line with the 1992 constitution .It says framers of the constitution wisely foresaw situations and scenarios such as the current one and thus created the commission to prevent a throwback to the pre-1992 media culture in Ghana. The Paper agrees with the constitutional body that an independent company appointed by the NMC would make it more difficult to deny access to the single transmitter.It notes that the freedom of the NMC to perform its constitutionally mandated duty is sacrosanct and must be respected at all time.
