The Committee of Inquiry set up by Ghana Broadcasting Corporation to investigate what went wrong with GBC's transmission during US President Barack Obama's visit in July, on Tuesday presented its report to Members of the GBC Board.
The Chairman of the five-man Committee, Edward Asare, said twenty-one members of staff of Ghana Broadcasting Corporation were interviewed and putting together the 53-page Report.
He said after the Board reviews the Document, copies will be sent to the Presidency as well as the Ministry of Information.
The Chairman of the GBC Board, John Aheto commended the Committee for its work and said the Board will study the report thoroughly before it is forwarded to the Government.
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