“Some of them you have to exercise tact and good judgement but I find that lacking in this particular case,” he said.
His comment comes after NCA officials stormed the premises of the two station with armed security personnel and ordered their immediate closure on Thursday.
The shutdown is the latest move by the regulator to clamp down on radio stations operating without valid authorizations.
The action, according to the NCA, was an enforcement of the decision of the Electronic Communications Tribunal which includes closing down radio stations operating without valid authorisations.
Some affected radio stations, Radio Gold and Radio XYZ are contesting the basis for the shutdown.
The NCA’s action has widely been condemned by many including the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) which says the action has the tendency to undermine media freedom in the country and has called for an immediate review of that decision.
Adding his voice to the unfair treatment by the regulator, Mr Kpebu said the NCA’s lack of understanding of its own laws culminated into a loss when they were sued.
Also, he said the timing of the shutdown when the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) Council of Elders were holding a press conference leaves much to be desired.
—myjoyonline


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Does this guy talks from his stomach or head? For over 4 years listeners could not listen to Oman FM without interruption from this same NCA though they never owed them. If you know the amount to be paid to get your licence renewed and when to do that why didn't you pay to stay on air? Where were these later day saints including Kpebu when Ghanaians couldn't listen to their favourite programme "Boiling Point" during Mahama's era? Who publicly came out to condemn what the NCA was doing ...