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Controversial private legal practitioner, Maurice Ampaw has said that it will be unwise for anyone to refuse to pay the TV licence in the country. His comments come on the back of the establishment of a special TV Licence Court to deal with TV licence fee defaulters. But in an interview with Silver FM in Kumasi, lawyer Maurice Ampaw urged Ghanaians to pay the levy irrespective of how they feel in relation to GTV’s content. “You can’t argue in the law court that, GTV has not been offering you what you like so there is no reason to pay TV license.
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