Nana Aba Anamoah, a prominent Ghanaian media personality, has faced significant backlash on social media after questioning the credibility of election polls that suggest a favorable outcome for former President John Dramani Mahama.
The polls, which have been circulating ahead of the upcoming general elections, have been widely discussed in political circles, as reported by News Ghana.
However, Nana Aba raised concerns regarding their accuracy, expressing doubts over the methodology behind the surveys and the potential impact of biased results.
Her comments, made on her social media platform, quickly ignited a firestorm of reactions.
Supporters of Mahama and members of the opposition party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), criticized her stance, accusing her of attempting to discredit the polls in favor of the former president.
On the other hand, some users agreed with Nana Aba’s skepticism, questioning the fairness of the poll results and calling for more transparency in political surveys.
The debate quickly escalated, with many expressing their views on the platform, leaving Nana Aba to defend her position.
Despite the criticism, she maintained that her intent was to ensure that the public was presented with objective and reliable information, particularly as the nation heads toward a critical election.
Her position on the matter sparked wider conversations about the role of media personalities in shaping political narratives, as well as the accuracy and trustworthiness of election polls in Ghana.
