Fake GTV Twitter account responds to TV licence tweets

A new Twitter account posing as that of the national television station, Ghana Television (GTV) has been dishing out epic responses to Ghanaian Twitter users today.

The responses, which have been rib cracking are mostly about how peeved Ghanaians are to have been asked by the state’s broadcast vessel to pay their TV licence.

Ever since the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) asked that the TV licence fee is paid, a lot of Ghanaians have threatened not to comply with the law mainly because they feel the corporation’s programming is poor.

Check out some of the rib cracking tweets and the fake GTV’s responses below:

Have you paid your TV License fee for the Month? https://t.co/YqVwVkC4nu

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 7, 2016

We shall wait https://t.co/1TDDgLzRPZ

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 7, 2016

We deduct them https://t.co/JlCXK2ntny

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

Just Gh 3.00 per month https://t.co/wXkHtez5Q0

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

Keep Calm https://t.co/mbE21jee8f

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

Even if we show #Euoro2016 Live, it's clear most Ghanaians still won't pay their TV License fee. We will advice ourselves Accordingly!

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

And who said we won't? https://t.co/HIgL5MpWev

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

What's interesting to you may not be to someone. https://t.co/tyLywVBzDE

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

So don't miss the Highlights then. https://t.co/cFsWAETmbO

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

Oh so DVLA bought you cars too?? https://t.co/kwB1rzaZll

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

You've said nothing https://t.co/iUFpU6MrhV

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

Update and come back https://t.co/yAirJz4VOv

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

We aren't an educational institution. Don't pay and just wait while we come for your TV set. https://t.co/UIhfWRN4qq

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

Call Fire Service then. Waiting https://t.co/zHaSKBbhch

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016

We are not coming to see dogs https://t.co/1b9V1VAsfS

— Ghana Television (@GBC_Ghana) June 8, 2016