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Government is currently deliberating on reopening Ghana’s airport after closing it for nearly five months.
On tonight’s edition of JoyNews’ ‘Beyond The Lockdown’, the Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah and the Ghana Health Service Director General, Dr Patrick Aboagye will join host Emefa Apawu to discuss all what citizens need to know about the issue.
The audience’s nagging questions will also be directed to the appropriate quarters for answers.
Send your questions to WhatsApp number 0540109009. You can also leave it on our social media platforms.
Beyond the Lockdown is live on JoyNews channel, which is free to air on all DTT platforms and DSTV channel 421, Gotv channel 144. It is also live on Joy 99.7 FM and a dozen affiliates across the country.
Stay tuned for the livestream from 7.30 pm.
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