Nana Aba Anamoah's Playful Presidential Pledges: Six 'Sarcastic' Moves for Ghana's Future

George Christian Boadi November 26, 2023 0

 

In a tongue-in-cheek revelation, Nana Aba Anamoah, the celebrated media personality, has humorously outlined six 'sarcastic' initiatives she would implement if she were to become the President of Ghana. Despite not expressing a genuine interest in politics, Nana Aba took to her social media to share these amusing propositions.

First on her list is a quirky policy involving minerals, where she jests that executives from both the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) would be tasked with distributing minerals at naming ceremonies and other events. It's a playful twist on the usual political responsibilities.

Adding a touch of humor to the workweek, Nana Aba proposed that Fridays be declared a nationwide holiday for everyone to rest. She also jokingly insisted that enjoyment would be made mandatory across the country, introducing a lighthearted approach to leisure and recreation.

Addressing a more serious issue, Nana Aba Anamoah emphasized her commitment to solving unemployment by proposing a whimsical solution—appointing every youth as a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of state institutions and agencies. It's a satirical take on job creation, highlighting the complexity of addressing unemployment.

In a bid to eliminate the presence of street children, Nana Aba envisioned a Ghana where kids on the street would be a thing of the past. This playful yet empathetic stance on a social issue adds a compassionate touch to her fictional presidential agenda.

Taking a culinary turn, Nana Aba amusingly declared that "Jollof with smoke smelling inside" would be compulsory at funerals, injecting a bit of humor into the somber atmosphere often associated with such occasions.

Signing off with a touch of irony, she referred to her hypothetical political party as the "Enjoyment People’s Party, EPP – anigye nkoaaa." The entire revelation was prompted by a fan's question about what she would do if she were voted as the president of Ghana.

While these declarations are clearly made in jest, they showcase Nana Aba Anamoah's wit and ability to infuse humor into serious topics. Whether she will ever venture into politics or not remains uncertain, leaving her followers amused and intrigued by her playful presidential pledges.