It’s A Long Queue – Nana Aba Anamoah Responds To Sugar Mommy Advances
On Twitter, Nana Aba Anamoah, the news anchor and GHOne boss, announced her willingness to mingle with younger men interested in becoming their sugar mummy.
However, she cautioned that there is a long list of men already vying for her attention, so newcomers should be prepared to join the queue.
This announcement came after a man privately messaged her, requesting that she become his sugar mummy. Nana Aba Anamoah shared a screenshot of the message, advising the sender to wait patiently in line.
The guy wrote, “You’re so pressty, be my sugar mummy.” In response, Nana Aba said; “You lot should take your time. It’s a queue.”
Nana Aba Anamoah was in the news recently when she expressed her disapproval of President Nana Akufo-Addo’s recent comment regarding the Volta Region’s voting patterns.
Like many Ghanaians, she has criticized the President for insinuating that he is only interested in helping those who vote for him, particularly in relation to the Akosombo Dam spillage. Nana Aba Anamoah deemed the president’s comment insensitive and lacking in empathy, as it disregards the plight of all citizens affected by the disaster.
She took to Twitter to write:
You ( @NAkufoAddo ) have dwarfed all the relevant issues in this spillage with your comments on votes.
This was after Nana Akufo Addo told the victims of the recent dam spillage that they did not vote for him. Ironically, the President has emphasized that he does not base his performance as the first gentleman of the land on who supports him or not.
He is required by law to serve all Ghanaians, irrespective of their political affiliation. The President has also indicated that his visit to the Volta Region was to gather firsthand information on the plight of the flood victims and propose solutions.
He noted that if the votes he received from the Volta region were anything to go by, he would not have visited the region.
The floods were caused by the opening of the Akosombo and Kpong dams by the Volta River Authority (VRA) to reduce the volumes of water that have reached their maximum levels due to excessive rains in the northern part of the country flowing to the southern part of the country. The spillage of the dams has submerged the homes of residents near the lower Volta Basin, including their farmlands.
Speaking to some of the victims today, Monday, October 16, 2023, the President noted “when I took the oath of office as President, I took the oath of office as President of every single individual in Ghana. Of all peoples in Ghana, all districts and whether they voted for me or not, once I’ve taken the oath, I’m the President of all the people.”
“So, I want the people here beginning with you (Togbe) and your elders to understand that when something like this happens, and government acts, government is acting for all Ghanaians. I came here because Ghanaians are having difficulties and are suffering. And it is my responsibility to try and help because if it’s the question of counting who votes for me and who doesn’t vote for me, I shouldn’t be here because you don’t vote for me. But that is not my concern,” President Akufo-Addo told chiefs and residents of Mepe where he was giving an address.
