Ghanaian media personality Obaa Tiwah has openly criticized Johnson Asiedu Nketia following his recent interview in which he commented on the Serwaa Bronii issue. Obaa Tiwah shared her views during a TikTok live session that quickly drew attention and sparked intense discussion across the platform.
In her live broadcast, Obaa Tiwah expressed disappointment over what she described as an unnecessary public engagement on a matter that had already caused significant controversy. She questioned why a senior political figure would choose to grant an interview on such a sensitive topic, arguing that the comments risked reigniting public scrutiny and emotional distress for those involved. According to her, leadership also requires knowing when to speak and when to exercise restraint.
The TikTok live attracted thousands of viewers, with reactions pouring in through comments and reposted clips. Many users supported Obaa Tiwah, applauding her for voicing concerns they felt reflected the views of a large section of the public. Supporters argued that the interview did not bring new clarity and instead prolonged an issue that should have been handled more carefully and privately.
On the other hand, some commenters defended Asiedu Nketia, stating that as a prominent political figure, he had every right to address issues that continue to attract public interest. They maintained that his interview was a response to ongoing discussions and not an attempt to escalate the situation.
The debate has continued to trend on TikTok, highlighting how the platform has become a powerful space for public discourse in Ghana. Influencers and media personalities now play a key role in shaping conversations that were once limited to traditional media.
As reactions continue to unfold, the situation reflects broader concerns about responsibility, timing, and the impact of public commentary in an era dominated by social media engagement.
