Rebecca Ekpe, Head of Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC)
Online and Public Affairs Officer for the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA),
received a personalized diary adorned with a beautiful image and her name from
Jackson IT Solutions in a ceremony held in Accra on February 14. The gesture
aimed to honor her pivotal role in Ghana's burgeoning new media landscape.
Jackson Antwi, CEO of Jackson IT Solutions, situated in
Tesano, Accra, lauded Ekpe's contributions in a speech commemorating her
achievements. He recounted his initial connection with Ekpe through social
media and chose National Chocolate Day as an opportune moment to express
appreciation for her endeavors.
In response, Ekpe conveyed gratitude for the thoughtful gift
and underscored the importance of digital presence and the transformative power
of new media in fostering connections. She highlighted the prevalence of young
individuals online and urged those less familiar with digital platforms to
recognize the significant discourse transpiring in the virtual realm.
Furthermore, Ekpe encouraged her audience to harness online
platforms as tools for product promotion and networking. She emphasized the
potential for businesses to expand their reach and increase revenue through
effective online engagement.
Ekpe's remarks resonated with the audience, emphasizing the
imperative for individuals and businesses alike to embrace the digital sphere's
opportunities. Her recognition symbolized a broader acknowledgment of the
evolving role of new media in shaping Ghana's socio-economic landscape,
underscoring the importance of adaptability and innovation in the contemporary
media landscape.
