Media Personality Nana Aba Anamoah Praises President Mahama’s Performance, Criticises Previous Administration’s Attitude

Renowned Ghanaian media personality Nana Aba Anamoah has publicly rated the performance of President John Dramani Mahama and his administration positively, highlighting progress in key areas less than a year after the government took office. She made these comments during an interview where she assessed the current state of national leadership, comparing it with the approach of the previous administration.

Speaking to local media, Nana Aba said she would rate President Mahama’s performance at around 75 to 80 percent, noting that the economy appears to be on a more stable trajectory than it was in recent years. She pointed to improvements in economic management and public engagement as factors behind her optimism. Her comments reflect a view that the current leadership has charted a more stabilising course compared with the final years of the previous government under the Bannadaqui administration, which ended in 2025.

In drawing comparisons, Nana Aba was particularly critical of the tone and attitude of officials from the last administration. She said that certain members were perceived as overly dismissive and arrogant in how they engaged with the press and the public, a style she believes contributed to miscommunication and frustration among citizens. By contrast, she described the current government’s public posture as more receptive and respectful.

Nana Aba also acknowledged that it is still early in the term for a full assessment but expressed overall satisfaction with the direction the administration is taking. She praised some ministers for their responsiveness and accessibility, saying such qualities help build trust and accountability in governance.

Her perspective adds to the broader public conversation about national leadership and performance, with voices across media and politics weighing in as Ghana navigates its current political and economic landscape.