He is a known advocate of media rights, representing journalists in court, helping repeal criminal libel, passing Right to Information legislation and speaking to the Press regularly. He has overseen an explosion in social media-attracting both Google and Twitter. Nana Addo does not have the right, authority, capacity or inclination to stop the media from doing its legitimate work. All he wants is mutual responsibility and accountability for our actions. He will not shy away from that. The media ought not to appear to be a den of impunity. Indeed, no institution of state ought to be above lawful enquiry, as Rule of Law demands.
Yɛnim no sɛ ɔko ma nsɛntwerɛfoɔ gyina wakyi wɔ asɛnnibea, reboa ama yayi kowaa krata mu kwaadubɔ afiri hɔ, akwannya a nsɛntwerɛfoɔ wɔ fa nsɛm ho ne ahofama na ɔde hyia nsɛntwerɛfoɔ. Wahwɛ ama abɛɛfo intanɛt nnwuma akɛseɛ te sɛ Google ne Twitter nso abɛsoeɛ wɔ man no mu. Nana nni ho kwan, tumi anaa asodie sɛ ɔbɛbra nsɛntwerɛfoɔ wɔ wadwumayɛ mu. Nea ɔpɛ ara ne asodie ne akontabuo wɔ afa nu nyinaa ara. Ɔntwe neho mfiri ho. Nsɛntwerɛfoɔ nso nni ho kwan sɛ ɔbɛgu wɔn ani agu mmara so. Anokwa aban adwuma biara nni ho kwan sɛ ɔbɛma neho so aboro nhwehwɛmu a mmara taa akyire.