EIB Network commiserates with Pure FM after fire incident
Kumasi, Ghana – By: Evans Osei-Bonsu
The EIB Network- Kumasi Cluster, operators of Abusua FM and Ultimate FM, has extended a heartfelt message of solidarity to Pure FM following the devastating fire that destroyed the station’s studios.
In an official letter signed by Daniel Ota Aggrey, Office Manager of the Kumasi Cluster, the network expressed deep concern over the incident and acknowledged the far-reaching impact on Pure FM’s operations and the wider community it serves.
“As partners in the industry, we are deeply concerned about the recent fire incident that affected your premises. We acknowledge the significant impact this has on your operations and the community you serve,” the statement read.
The message, titled “Empathy Message to Pure FM”, offered the EIB Network’s sincere sympathies and support, assuring the management and staff of Pure FM of their commitment to stand by them during this difficult time.
The gesture from the EIB Network underscores the spirit of unity within Ghana’s media landscape, as industry players rally to support one of their own. The Kumasi Cluster’s message reflects a shared understanding of the vital role Pure FM plays in informing and serving the public, and the importance of helping the station bounce back stronger.
The delegation that visited the station to convey the Network’s message was led by the Business Manager of Abusua FM, Kojo Marfo, and seasoned political analyst, Mr. PV Jantuah Boateng Dadson.
Pure FM has since resumed broadcasting from a temporary studio, with efforts ongoing to rebuild its ultra-modern facility.
