Award winning journalist and General manager of GHOne Tv Nana Aba Anamoah joins a list of Ghanaians laughing at Paul Adom Otchere over his Covid economics statement while reacting to her #FixTheCountry campaign
Ghanaian journalist Paul Adom Otchere during his Good evening Ghana show mocked personality Nana Aba Anamoah over her comment on Twitter following her decision to join the those pushing the #FixTheCountry campaign.
In a tweet, Paul Adom Otchere blasted Ghanaians over their demand for good governance and accountability from the government as he tells them to fix themselves first before calling on the government to fic the country
Paul Adom questioned the youth of their audacity for demanding good governance from the government while he makes reference to the impact of Covid-19 on the economics.
#FixIt,#FixTheCountry, but whose fault is it, @JDMahama? @NAkufoAddo? COVID-19, CSO’s, Media, or whom? Deputy Finance Minister joins us tonight on @GoodEvening_Gh to tell us about the new taxes and to answer questions on the-why, the -what, and the-when. #GoodEveningGhana
In a tweet, he said
Just a few minutes after his post went viral, Nana Aba Anamoah who was obvious no with his happy tweet asked Paul Adom Otchere to be bold enough to address the current situation in the country with his administration.
But Paul Adom with his political lenses didn’t understand Nana Aba’s comment, rather laughed at her for supporting the youth on their demand for good governance.
The Good Evening Ghana host in an attempt to explain the current situation charged the youth (apparently the voice leading the advocacy) to go and read on Covid-economics to get a clearer picture of the economy.
According to the seasoned journalist, this new branch of economics studies the result of the covid-19 effect on the economy of the country.
Nana Aba Anamoah on social media has questioned Adom Otchere on the Covid economics book he was referring to in his submission in the video above.
She also asked him to share because she’s ignorant of Covid economics and in return will share with him a book she’s writing; ‘how journalists must keep the government on their toes and not in their bed’.
