Abia State's Broadcasting Corporation Goes Off-Air Due to Financial Constraints | # NwokeukwuMascot
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News File Image In a startling turn of events, the Abia State-owned Broadcasting Corporation (BCA) has been intermittently off the air due to an inability to fuel its power generators. The station has been relying on electricity supplied by the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC), but this arrangement has proven inadequate. Sources within the station, who spoke to Newsmirrorng, revealed that BCA is undergoing a challenging period marked by inconsistent broadcasting. The core issue is the lack of access to funds necessary to maintain continuous operations. The problem has been exacerbated since the introduction of the Treasury Single Account (TSA) by the Labour Party-led administration under Governor Alex Otti. The TSA policy, designed to streamline and ensure accountability in financial transactions, has inadvertently stifled the station’s operational efficiency. One insider explained the cumbersome process involved: “If you want to buy a request card costing N350, you m