Speaking on United Showbiz, she accused Okraku-Mantey of failing to address key issues affecting the entertainment industry during his tenure. Her comments sparked reactions, with some questioning whether she had a personal issue with the former deputy minister.

Addressing the concerns on Joy Prime’s Changes show, Nana Aba affirmed that her criticism was personal because Okraku-Mantey’s salary was funded by taxpayers, including herself.

“Yes, I have a personal problem with him because if my taxes are used to pay your salary, it’s personal. If my taxes are used to fuel your tank, it’s personal,” she told host Roselyn Felli on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

When asked about her relationship with Okraku-Mantey, she described him as an “acquaintance” and insisted she would tell him the same thing in person.

She further explained that her remarks stemmed from disappointment in his performance, particularly because he had been a media practitioner and was expected to support the creative arts sector better than his predecessors.

“I felt his comments were unnecessary. He’s been in the media before and doesn’t decide for any channel how they should approach their show. That wasn’t the main thrust; it was my disappointment in him because I thought that for someone who was coming from this industry, I expected better from him for the creatives. I expected an improvement to move them from A to C.”

According to her, Okraku-Mantey failed to deliver, and the fortunes of most creatives continue to worsen.

Despite facing backlash for her comments, she remains firm in her stance, maintaining that he failed the creative industry.

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According to her, it is the most practical solution she has encountered so far.

In a post on X on Friday, October 11, Nana Aba expressed her support for the Vice President’s proposals, which focus on a structured and sustainable plan to tackle the long-standing environmental crisis affecting various regions in Ghana.

She highlighted that Dr. Bawumia’s approach reflects a deep understanding of the issue’s complexities and offers realistic measures to curb galamsey.

“I just listened to Dr. Bawumia’s remarks on galamsey. Glad he’s finally commented on the menace. His solution is the most practical one I’ve heard so far. I hope he walks the talk if he gets the mandate,” she stated.

See the post below:

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This exclusive exploration, set to feature on an upcoming personal episode, which promises to illuminate the rich heritage and promising future of this historic aquatic venue.

Originally built for the 1924 Summer Olympics, the Piscine Georges Vallery stands as a beacon of athletic excellence and architectural ingenuity.

From hosting diverse events such as diving, swimming, water polo, and modern pentathlon, its illustrious past now paves the way for a new era of sporting greatness.

In preparation for the imminent Paris Olympics in July, the facility has undergone extensive renovations, ensuring world-class amenities and accessibility for all.

Notably, the pool’s 89m suspended glulam roof, crafted from repurposed construction materials, not only dazzles with its striking design but also serves as a sustainable energy hub, powering 200 households.

During the insightful interview, Paris’ 2nd Deputy Mayor shed light on the transformative renovations and the facility’s steadfast commitment to inclusivity.

Emphasizing a disability-friendly environment for all Olympic attendees, the discussion underscored Piscine Georges Vallery’s dedication to fostering an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere for the global athletic community.

As a science student of Cape Coast-based Ghana National College, Nana Aba said she gained admission to medical school but couldn’t go due to pregnancy.

“Did I sacrifice school? I did. For one year, and I’ve never said this before, but I got admission to medical school. You know, I was a science student as well, so I got admission to medical school, and I had to let that go,” she disclosed in an interview with 3 Music TV.

In what to her appeared as a divine intervention, the broadcaster said she had to make the tough choice for the sake of her unborn child.

“I would have been a disaster as a medical doctor and it came at the right time. My father was living his life through me. I think he wanted to be a doctor; he couldn’t do it, so he thought, Oh, my daughter will be a doctor,” she narrated.

She acknowledged her experiences and life decisions have shaped her to become the woman she is today.

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But to her, that is one thing she admits in good faith and does not in any way regret it.

However, her life as an opportunist is for a good course as she uses people positively.

“My father always tells me I am an opportunist and it is true but I don’t regret it at all because I like to use people positively.

“If I come into contact with someone, I find ways to become friends with them so I can understudy them and I’m ready to go to every extent to serve them without hesitation because I know what I want in them,” she said.

The broadcaster disclosed this on Adom TV’s M’ashyase3 as she shares nuggets on how she managed to rise through the ladder of her journalism career.

“I have a master book with all the people I like including Emma Morrison, Isreal Laryea, Gideon Aryeequaye and others who I learnt a lot from.

“I write down their strength and weakness and make them my strength. I humble myself to get what I want and will be ready to do everything for them without hesitation and that is how I have lived my life,” she explained to Afia Amankwa Tamakloe.

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The experiences from these people and many others, Nana Aba, stated have guided and shaped her career over the years.

This, according to her, is because most of these lifestyles are sponsored, hence the need for people to learn to live within their means.

Citing herself, Nana Aba said she does not remember the last time she personally bought clothes or shoes with her own money as they are mostly from people.

“When you see someone live expensive life on social media, don’t think everything is okay with them because there is a lot of the time, I don’t buy what I wear.

“People come to me and request for me to wear their outfits, and take a picture to post on social media for them. Don’t go and kill yourself out of desperation for money for these things you see,” she warned in a playback interview on Adom TV’s M’ashyase3 from 2021.

She added, “I don’t remember the last time I bought clothing, a watch or hair with my own money. I don’t remember the last time I took money out to buy such things, so don’t be fooled by what you see on social media.”

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To her, it is important for young girls especially to learn, read and be ready for their big break when it comes.

But one thing a lot of people are probably not privy to is her English name ‘Rosemond’.

The broadcaster, who is known by many to be of Fante descent, some time ago shocked fans with the announcement of her Ewe name, Mawuena which means God gives.

Giving further details about her private life and her upbringing on Adom TV’s M’ashyase3, Nana Aba revealed she was named Rosemond as a child.

She, however, said she stopped using the name in class two after she read two books which had the name in them.

“One was about a woman named Rosemond whose character was portrayed as a bad person and another about a dog called Rosy which is similar to Rosemond.

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“So I was not happy and went home crying to my father to remove the name and upon persistence, he finally gave in and I stopped using the name,” she told host Afia Amankwa Tamakloe.

According to her, she cannot fathom why acquiring the mobile phone has become an accomplishment for many Ghanaians.

Taking to her Twitter page, Efia Odo said the situation really baffles her because it is even more embarrassing for celebrities to intentionally pose with the new phone to show how “they’ve made it in life.”

Why is acquiring the latest iPhone such an accomplishment to many Ghanaians? This really baffles me and I need answers cuz it’s quite embarrassing, especially seeing ‘celebrities’ posing with their new iPhone, she said.

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Meanwhile, celebrities such as broadcaster Nana Aba Anamoah, Tracey Boakye, Nana Agradaa and social media sensation Twene Jonas have equally showed off their phones to update their status.

Shortly after Efia Odo made her assertion, one fan disagreed with her and asked why she also shows off her bikinis online.

But Efia replied saying: I show off my bikinis because I’m marketing my bikini line sweetheart.

The price of Apple’s iPhone 13 Pro Max starts from GHS 9,000 to GHS 12,000 depending on the storage capacity in Ghana.

It is unclear if the celebrities are showing off their wealth because the average Ghanaian cannot afford that kind of luxury.

The ace broadcaster, turned a year older on June 19, 2021, and Mr Brown has joined many other Ghanaians to eulogise her.

Posting her photo on his Instagram page, he prayed for God’s blessings upon her.

The photo spotted her in a red dress with a black stiletto heel as she beams with smiles while posing for the camera.

He wrote: May the almighty God bless your new age with grace and protect you from evil ? ?, happy birthday Nana???.

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His post has generated many reactions from fans and followers who have sighted it.

Instead of writing long thesis, most of them chose to use love emojis to communicate how they feel about the post.

Read some reactions below:

This was at the wedding of media personality, Stacy Amoateng and husband, Quophi Okyeame some 16 years ago.

They were clad in blue and yellow themed kente open back dress with their hair tied up in a ponytail.

They were full of life and enjoyed the moment as they take to the dancefloor to display their dance skills and popped the champagne.

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Mrs Amoateng took to her Instagram page to share the video in commemoration of their 16th wedding anniversary.

She penned a heartfelt message to appreciate God for how far He had brought them in their marriage life.

Watch the vide below:

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According to him, the NDC, during its tenure of office, did so much more for the Ghana healthcare system in comparison to the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) government which tenure he says has been riddled with “consumption, profligacy and corruption.”

He said this in response to a Twitter post by GHOne’s General Manager and journalist, Nana Aba Anamoah, who said rather than NDC loyalists shouting #FixTheCountry, they should have attended to the issues in the healthcare system while they were still in office.

However, Mr Gyamfi, who responded to the tweet on Facebook, said: “It is important to make the point that no government can solve all the problems or challenges confronting its people. So the issue is not the existence of problems or challenges per se, but the contribution of various governments to the solution of those problems is what matters.

“The facts show that no party in the history of this 4th Republic has done more than the NDC has done in the health sector.”

He went on to list the achievements of the NDC in the health sector during its erstwhile administration, a feat he says the NPP government has failed to match.

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“Aside the dozens of health infrastructure projects including a quaternary hospital, four regional hospitals, three institutional hospitals, 14 district hospitals, 18 health centers, 20 polyclinics, and over 2,000 CHPS Compounds that were built across the length and breadth of the country, the Mahama administration rolled out the National Medical Equipment Replacement Programme under which US$264 million was invested in the provision of critical diagnostic and treatment equipment for over 150 hospitals nationwide.

“This included all teaching hospitals, all regional hospitals, 125 district hospitals, 14 health centers and eight mobile clinics.

“The equipment received by hospitals varied from MRI machines, CT scan, fluoroscopy machine, X-ray machine, oxygen plants, digital Mammography, just to mention a few.

“Under this programme, obsolete equipment and theatres we replaced and rehabilitated. For instance, at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, the Pediatric Surgery Theatre which remained closed for almost eight years, the General Surgery Theatre and the Babies Unit were all refurbished and made operational.”

He added that the Mahama-led administration was able to do all of these with just about GHc248 billion.

“Now, the Akufo-Addo/Bawumia government has had access to a total resource envelope of over GHc350 billion. The question we should ask them, is what do they have to show relative to investments in the health sector for this gargantuan and unprecedented resource envelope?

“They have nothing significant to show except consumption, profligacy and corruption. And that’s why they cannot show any hospital or significant projects they have built or undertaken in the last four and half years in the health and other sectors of our lives.”

He said for these reasons, the NDC could not be blamed for the failures of the healthcare system which have been largely ignored by the Akufo-Addo-led government.

He further called on his NDC comrades to be decorous when responding to such comments.

“Now to my NDC comrades, let’s exhibit tolerance for criticisms and divergence and state our case with decorum,” he said.

Below is his Facebook post:

The broadcaster shared the photo to mark the birthday of the lady she named Esi Anamoah.

The photo saw Esi wear flowery ash-and-black dress and a wet curly wig as she posed for the camera, seated on a chair.

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Nana Aba while posting the photo, described Esi as someone who has always been a ‘cry baby’ and still is.

She claimed she used to beat the latter to pulp when they were kids.

“Happy birthday to my big sister, @esianamoah. I used to beat her to pulp when we were kids. Such a cry baby she was…and still is. Obe su sesiaaa,” she wrote.

The hackers changed her name to Support Team under the auspices of Official Twitter Support Contact Channel, which sent phishing messages via her account.

The hackers used her twitter account as a means to take over other accounts.

The perpetrators immediately unfollowed every account she had ties with and unblocked about 10,000 followers.

Fans drew the attention of Twitter’s verified account and her own was rectified after hours of intervention.

“They used a previously hacked verified account and got Nana Aba to give up her details,” one of her concerned followers said.

The two have got many fans and followers drool over their photo which captured their ‘humble beginnings’ in life.

In the throwback photo, Miss Anamoah was seen hugging Funny Face tightly and they beamed with smiles and posed for the camera.

Funny Face took to his Instagram page to share the photo with fans and penned a lovely message to celebrate her.

GYE NYAME ✊? LEGENDARY NANA ABA ANAMOAH … keep shinning dear ✊? …

Many fans, who chanced on the photo fast circulating online, seemed to be having a good time with it.

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They have since dropped a lot of funny comments about the photo.

According to Mrs Osei, despite the ace broadcaster being an annoying and troublesome person, she still has a beautiful side.

In an Instagram post, she commended Miss Anamoah for what she described as an impact made on her life.

She indicated the latter has been supportive and loyal, constantly pushing her out of her comfort zone and making her own capabilities she never knew existed.

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Mrs Osei backed her words with an adorable photo of Miss Anamoah.

Watch the photo below:

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Annoying? yes. Troublesome? Double yes. But such a sweet soul and a wonderful spirit. Thank you @thenanaaba for being a such a blessing to me and to so many others. You’re fantastically supportive and amazingly loyal. And you constantly have a way of pushing me way out of my comfort zone and making me discover aspects of my own capabilities, I never knew existed. God bless you for all the lives you touch so positively. And may God bless and increase you on every side. I know God will blow your mind in 2021. Trust me! Love and blessings to my #wcw ?????

A post shared by Char Osei (@char_osei) on Nov 11, 2020 at 1:11am PST

Mr Brown is begging for forgiveness from the duo, stating nobody knows what tomorrow beholds, hence the need for them to love one another.

He made the plea on his Instagram page after posting a photo of mother and son.

The former also prayed for God’s protection for them as he showers them with praises.

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“Beautiful Mum and handsome son, ??❤️❤️❤️ may the almighty God bless and protect you guys as always in his mighty name ???❤️. Life is too short, let’s love and forgive one another ?.nobody knows tomorrow,” his caption read.

The broadcaster, who is known by many to be of Fante descent, has shocked fans with the announcement of her Ewe name.

Taking to her Instagram page to share a photo, she disclosed she is ‘Mawuena’ which means God gives backed by a love emoji.

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She was captured in a self-love mood relaxing in her car, clad in a beautiful black dress with a white scarf around her neck.

“Innocent Mawuena Anamoah ? Woezor na mi kataaa,” her caption read.

Her announcement has attracted many comments from fans including questions in Ewe to test her prowess in the language.

Watch the photo below:

The role, believed to be the broadcaster’s first time, was in the song titled ‘Open Gate.”

The simple but captivating role captured her as a bride at whose wedding Kuami Eugene was to go and perform.

The colourful marriage ceremony saw the ace journalist in a beautifully-beaded designed kente as she flaunts her beauty.

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The video also featured the likes of comedian Clemento Suarez and General Ntatia.

Watch the video below:

Mzbel has for the first time revealed that the media personality still holds a grudge against her because of Mr Kofi Amoabeng of UT bank fame.

Speaking in an interview on Accra-based TV station, Mzbel disclosed the genesis of their grudge was because Nana Aba suspects she snatched Mr Amoabeng from her.

According to her, Nana Aba’s relationship with Mr Amoabeng ended long before she came into the picture.

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“Mr Amoabeng even dated someone else before me after his relationship with Nana Aba collapsed but I never knew they were together,” she said.

She added that it was Nana Aba who informed her that they have a common friend after she went on her show years ago.

Watch the video below:

Osebor, as he is popularly called, made the donation in the studios of Adom FM on Wednesday, during the station’s morning show, Dwaso Nsem. 

He donated to the mother-of-three, three newly purchased wheel chairs to aid movement of the children, and also gave her some monies in a bulky envelope to engage in a trade to help cater for her children.

Popular New Patriotic Party member, Bernard Oduro Nyarko, also gave the mother-of-three GHS 1,000.00.

Background

60-year-old Abena Donkor, a peasant farmer at Breman Esumanjura in the Asikuma Odoben Brakwa District of the Central region.

Her three children, identified as Doris Ashan, 25, Frank Ashan, 23, Rawlings Ashan 17, and all have their legs amputated as a result of leprosy.

The disease has been with the children from infancy and has caused a lot of damage to the family including the death of their father Mr Ashan.

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Speaking to Adom News’ Alfred Amoh, she disclosed she has to sell her clothes and other personal belongings to make sure there is food on the table.

The only girl Ashan, has both legs amputated while the two have one leg each amputated and with no wheelchair to assist in their movement, Aunty Doris has been the support.

The 60-year-old mother carries them at her back whenever the need for them to move arises; be it nature’s call in the day or night.

The agony, pain, stigmatisation and hardship of an old single mother in caring for such children are heartbreaking and beyond imagination.

That notwithstanding, madam Donkor has stood firm for the past decade to put a smile on the faces of the children again.

Although the number plate of the car got her trending after it was discovered to be fake, she survived the verbal attacks.

In an interview on Joy FM‘s Super Morning Show with host Kojo Yankson, she said in answer to who gave her the car that it came from a very dear person… It came from someone who cares about me.

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She, however, thanked The Multimedia Group Limited for showing her love on her special day.

Thank you to Multimedia. I was so happy when I saw the flyers…people tagged me and I felt too loved. I am happy and thankful to everyone who sent a present, she said.

The move became necessary when social media brought to Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA)’s attention of two cars bearing the same number plate.

Nana Aba, after she was made aware through an official letter by DVLA that she stands a 12-month jail term, quickly rushed to register her gift.

She opted for the registration number N 1-20 which has thereby given her the opportunity to cruize without restriction in her ‘controversial’ Range Rover.

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The DVLA has also issued an official statement of her registration but added it will still probe further into how the number plate of a white Nissan Rogue was transferred to a Black Range Rover.

Broadcaster, Nana Aba Anamoah, has gone viral after she was gifted a black Range Rover on her 42nd birthday.

In the viral video, the car with the registration number GR 2050-20, was driven into the premises of GhOne Tv where she works as Managing Director.

Taking to twitter her colleague Serwaa Amihere shared a photo of Miss Anamoah holding pflowers while standing in front of her new Range Rover.

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Colleagues of the seemingly shocked presenter surrounded her and shouted their congratulations.

The car did not only come with balloons but also a red bow which marched her attire and some flowers.

The barber-turned-politician has been filmed having a cozy ‘me-time’ at an undisclosed location as he is surrounded by assorted bottles of hard liquor.

The disappointed assemblyman also had some good Highlife music playing in the background as he swung his hands from his sitting position.

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The moves, he revealed is an imitation of that of his campaign leader, Nana Aba Anamoah’s favourite dance which he believes should be the new dance for 2020.

News has it that Hon Aponkye has ventured into music with a collaboration on his debut song featuring actress cum musician Nayas.

Explaining her assertion, the award-winning journalist said The Multimedia Group and its subsidiary, Joy FM have been consistent since their emergence 25 years ago.

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“Multimedia does a lot of politics, l I think you’ve got to give it to Joy FM.  I think it is the biggest media brand in Ghana and they have been consistent for 25 years.

 “I don’t think we give them enough credit for it… I can never stop saying that; they have been great, very consistent and have a very strong positive brand,” she said in an interview with Kobby Kyei.

Watch interview below:

Sharing a quote of Dr Michael Boadi Nyamekye of the Makers House Chapel International on Instagram last weekend, the broadcaster’s piece made it clear that amidst every storm one should always remember that, “giant slayers don’t waste weapons on ants.”

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The quote goes ahead to say that, “when God places his oil on you, you choose your battles. Choose your battles. It is not every battle you fight.”

Her caption simply said: “May you be guided by the words of @dr.boadinyamekye ? May the light of God shine on you.”

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Osebo who has since reacted to the video, said the money was given to him by his brother who is a great admirer of Akuapem Poloo’s person.

“My little brother asked me to shower this cash on her,” he said. “…because he admires Akuapem Poloo’s beauty so much. He said Poloo should buy new school bags with the money for her son,” Osebo explained in the video.

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Akuapem Poloo who appeared overwhelmed by the money being sprayed on her said she would never stop twerking as the act has taken her to places.

Watch the video below:

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The ace broadcaster made the comments during an interview with KSM, where she was discussing the verbal attacks launched on her by New Patriotic Party (NPP) communicators after she criticised the sitting president for not being accountable enough.

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“The NPP released their thug dogs on me for something I said and I don’t know why in 2019, political parties communicators still think that calling a woman ‘ashawo’ will gag her in any way,” she said in a snippet of the interview shared on social media.

Nana Aba Anamoah also added that “maybe that will gag other women but, definitely, not me. I mean ‘ashawo’ is an overused insult”

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According to the GhOne TV news editor, men who warm her bed “do not affect the price of kenkey.”

According to her, people should not expect their partners to engage in extreme sexual acts that they see in porn videos because they are not real.

“Sometimes you’re having sex with a man and the man isn’t who you want to be with so you imagine yourself with another man,” Miss Anamoah said, urging couples to be content with their partners.

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She made the comments during discussions on ‘Mistakes Men Make in Relationships’ on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show.

She was on the panel with Broadcaster and singer, Jakie Ankrah and Founder of Cerviva Ghana Foundation, Dr Caryn Agyeman-Prempeh who also shared their thoughts on the topic.

She claims that her recent checks show that Ghana is one of the countries with the highest number of subscribers to the pornographic website, Pornhub.

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She said intimacy was an important factor in a relationship and urged men to focus on it.

“Some men have an orgasm and go straight to bed. I want you to talk to me. I don’t like me a man who doesn’t make eye contact,” she revealed on Super Morning Show.

Meanwhile, the popular TV personality revealed that she does not appreciate a man cooking for her, describing the kitchen as her “office”.

“I want the man to be a man. I’m a traditional person, I don’t want anyone cooking for him,” she said.

“I am a conservative,” she said on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, Friday.

She also said she does like men who monitor their ladies on social media, sending a signal that her man should not do that.

She made her submissions as part of a discussion which focussed on the mistakes that men make in a relationship.

Stressing her point, the GHOne news anchor said, “the kitchen is mine and that is my office so don’t come into my space.”

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She added that her “man is there for a reason and must assume the traditional male role.” 

“I’m supposed to treat my man well,” she told host, Kojo Yankson.

Quizzed on whether she would not be busy with work, she said, “if my man has to eat, I would make the time.”

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Watch the discussion below:

Explaining what a man’s role should be on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, the journalist revealed that cooking is a woman’s responsibility, hence she would not allow her man switch roles.

“I don’t want a man in the kitchen cooking; a man is there for a reason. I am supposed to treat my man well. I am supposed to cook for my man,” she said.

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According to her, the kitchen is her office and she does not want any man to invade her space.

“I know not too many feminists will be happy with this, but this is me; I am a conservative so I want a man to play traditional man roles,” she noted.

She further said despite her busy schedules she will find time to cook for him because she does not want any other playing her role.

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According to her, she might compromise if her man is a better cook while she improves her cooking skills to match his up.

The ace journalist advised men to be present in a relationship by sending their partners presents.

The Chief Executive Officer of the Consumer Rights Protection Agency has been scrutinized for calling out broadcaster, Serwaa Amihere’s backside during the awards presentation.

The action hasn’t gone down well with many female industry players including Adom FM’s Afia Pokuaa, and the likes of Nana Aba Anamoah and Bridget Otoo.

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Taking to her Instagram page, Afia Pokua asked Mr Kapito to apologise, saying “Kofi Capito, this is so unacceptable. I think you owe Serwaa and all the women in the building that night an apology. This is not cool. Not cool.”

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Nana Aba Anamoah also wrote, “unacceptable from Kofi Kapito!” with Bridget Otoo also asking, “what has @serwaaamihere’s butt got to do with his presentation?”.

Source: Adomonline.com | Dennis K. Adu

Popular media personality, Nana Aba Anamoah, has opened up on her share of sexual harassments as she recounts how a man sent her an erected penis on social media.

Commenting on the issue of sexual harassment in an interview on Joy News, monitored by Adomonline.com, she cited an instance in which someone sent her a picture of his erected penis on Instagram, saying that was how he felt anytime he saw her picture.

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She added that Instagram later apologized to her, saying they were putting up policies and measures in place to guard against such activities.

Ms Anamoah stated that although it can be difficult for women to say no to sexual harassment sometimes, they ought to be bold enough to tell men to stop harassing them.

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You need to understand that you have some dignity to protect and you need to stop them because, they say it once, twice and you don’t say anything about it and they think you like it and before you know it, they are raping you or defiling you in the case of a child, she said.

We need to advise our young ladies and talk more about sexual harassment because the more we talk about it, the more we draw lessons from it, she added.

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The issue of sexual harassment has dominated headlines for some days now, after the BBC’s ‘sex for grades’ expose.

Source: Adomonline.com|Fuaad Dodoo