Presidential Media Encounter: 'Soli' questions, den top 3 sharp-brain questions Ghanaian journalists ask
Reactions from journalists, academics, civil society den Ghanaians for social media be say dis media encounter with President Nana Akufo-Addo be one of di poorest ever, sake of ei check like 'soli' questions nkwaa menerz go ask di President.
Ghanaian journalists for Flagstaff House during di media encounter Radio, television den social media conversations be say some people go disgrace demma body for there. Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) do what dem call post-event analysis of the media encounter den rank di worst questions den di best questions wey top journalists for Ghana ask di President. Some academics for Ghana saf believe say Makola market women self go fit ask better questions pass di what happen for Flagstaff House, so make dem scrap the Presidential Media Encounter. For di purposes of keeping demma original questions we go avoid translating di questions into Pidgin. MFWA Top 3 'soli' questions Gordon Asare Bediako, The New Crusading Guide Verdict by MFWA be say far, dis be di worst question of di day, ei dey lack relevance den context. Naana Ntiri, Peace FM Verdict by MFWA be say although some foreign dignitaries visit Ghana, we no describe am as unprecedented. Ei check like den di journalist want use di provide opportunity give di President make he yorb about in achievements. Prince Godfred Obeng, Ark FM Verdict by MFWA be say di question not be clear. Ei dey lacked purpose den relevance as he no provide context. Bernard Avle be one of di journalists MFWA say he ask sharp-brain question MFWA Top 3 sharp-brain questions Abdul Hayi-Moomen - Ghana Broadcasting corporation Verdict by MFWA be say di question be relevant den purposeful. Di questioner give useful background den context. He no frame in question close-ended wey he ask am plus clarity. Kwesi Pratt - The Insight Newspaper Verdict by MFWA be say di question be very useful follow-up after di President try dismiss di usefulness of di on-going bipartisan parliamentary probe over di "cash for seats." Di question be clear den precise. Bernard Avle, Citi FM Verdict by MFWA be say di questioner provide good background den context plus quotes. E be question wey probe government in delivery on key promises den demma failure to meet deadlines wey dem announce publicly. MFWA recommendations for future encounters be say: