The Board Chairman acknowledges the National Theatre’s state as a pressing concern

The Board Chairman of the National Theatre, Nana Fredua-Agyeman Ofori-Atta, acknowledges the facility’s dire state and emphasizes fundraising efforts for necessary refurbishment.

This acknowledgment follows workers protesting and expressing discontent over delayed promotions and deteriorating conditions.

Ofori-Atta addresses media reports, expressing dissatisfaction with allegations against the Executive Director.

He outlines management’s actions to secure funds for the crucial refurbishment project. The National Theatre, once a cultural symbol, faces challenges with broken chairs and malfunctioning systems. The staff describes it as a challenging and unsafe working environment.

The board chairman addresses concerns about promotions, outstanding allowances, and calls for the Executive Director’s removal.

He reveals plans to retain the director on contract while searching for a replacement, emphasizing the need for proper funding to address the longstanding deterioration.

Despite internal challenges, the commitment to securing the theatre’s future remains a priority for the board.