Ghanaian media personality Obaa Tiwah has publicly criticized Johnson Asiedu Nketia following his recent interview in which he addressed matters relating to Serwaa Bronii. Obaa Tiwah made her position clear during a TikTok live session, where she expressed strong dissatisfaction with what she described as unnecessary commentary on a sensitive issue that had already generated intense public debate.
During the live broadcast, Obaa Tiwah questioned the relevance and timing of Asiedu Nketia’s remarks, arguing that the interview reopened a matter that many believe should have been handled with greater discretion. She emphasized that public figures, especially senior political actors, must be mindful of how their statements affect individuals at the center of controversies. According to her, the discussion risked shifting attention away from accountability and toward media sensationalism.
Reactions on TikTok were swift and divided. A significant number of commenters supported Obaa Tiwah’s stance, praising her for speaking boldly and representing the frustrations of young Ghanaians who feel political leaders often overstep boundaries in public discourse. Supporters argued that the interview added little clarity and instead fueled speculation and online attacks.
However, others defended Asiedu Nketia, stating that he had the right to respond to ongoing public interest in the Serwaa Bronii matter. These commenters suggested that as a prominent political figure, silence could also be interpreted as avoidance, and that his comments were meant to provide context rather than escalate tensions.
The TikTok live session quickly gained traction, with clips circulating widely and sparking further debate across social media. The episode highlights the growing influence of TikTok as a platform for political commentary in Ghana, where public figures and media personalities increasingly use live broadcasts to shape narratives and mobilize public opinion.
As discussions continue, the incident underscores the delicate balance between transparency, responsibility, and respect in addressing high-profile controversies.
