Mark Okraku-Mantey Must be questioned on the AMPHITHEATER FUNDS.

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In April 2023 Mark Okraku-Mantey told the Creative sector on Live Television that the monies for the Five(5) AMPHITHEATERS have been paid into our accounts by the world bank and that by July 2023 the Kumasi one will be completed. According to his calculation the amount for the 5 theatres should be around 3 million dollars. He stated emphatically that they'll finish all Five(5) amphitheaters by the end of 2023.


Fact is he spoke in English so most of our entertainment Journalist understood him clearly.


Today in 2025 not even one(1) of the said amphitheaters have been completed and so the question is WHERE IS THE WORLD BANK MONIES? Or he just Lied on TV?


This and many other questions are what we're expecting our Journalists to ask him on behalf of the industry yet some big platforms like Joy Fm and Peace Fm Entertainment Review seems to be rather doing Character Laundering in order to rebrand and sell him back to the industry.


Questions like how did they get monies for their Spanish Tours when indeed the Creative Arts Agency, Ghana then had no Board to approve such huge funds?


The painting budget is yet to be accounted for and once again we expect our Journalists to ask him those important questions instead of them allowing him to have the nerve to tell us who should or shouldn't be on radio because they are government appointees.


Who made him headmaster of the industry or he still thinks he is in Power? Such Arrogance.


While other sectors like the Energy Sector is busy chasing "flying containers" and the Education sector chasing "ghost names" out of their NSS we are here asking irrelevant questions so how will anyone take our industry serious?


We must make sure ORAL, EOCO, NIB and the Office of the Attorney General and Ministry of Justice also help us clean our sector so that the next set of appointees don't take this industry for granted.


#VhimMoveMent #AlreadyMadeMonies


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