Nana Aba condemned over ‘pedestrian’ Mahama question

Nana Aba Anamoah became the subject of renewed criticism on social media after she asked a question deemed by some users to be pedestrian and unnecessary during President John Mahama’s media interaction at the Flagstaff on Tuesday.

The journalist, who last year resigned her job as a presenter and news anchor with TV3, posed a question to the President, asking to the know how he was dealing with the pressures of his office.

Nana Aba said: “Good afternoon, Mr President and Happy New Year to you… I want to know from you, since your assumption of office, what you have done to reduce pressure on you…. on the Presidency, because if any prominent person dies in this country, they call on the President… a business delegation calls on the President. Anything at all, the President is referred to. What have you done to reduce the pressure on yourself to concentrate on the things you find important, and what keeps you awake at night?”