Accra, Ghana – Presidential Staffer Nana Yaa Jantuah has strongly criticized Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin, stating that she deserves respect and should not be subjected to what she described as disrespectful conduct.

Speaking during a media discussion, Nana Yaa Jantuah dismissed any suggestion of familiarity between herself and the Minority Leader, stressing that the age difference between them should command mutual respect.

“Afenyo-Markin is not my classmate. I am old enough to be his mother. Who is he to disrespect me?” she stated.

Calls for Respect in Political Discourse

Her comments come amid ongoing political exchanges that have generated debate within Ghana’s political landscape. Nana Yaa Jantuah emphasized that political disagreements should be expressed respectfully without resorting to personal attacks or comments that undermine dignity.

She maintained that public officials and political leaders have a responsibility to promote civility and uphold respectful communication, regardless of party affiliation.

Reactions Trail Statement

The remarks have sparked widespread reactions across social media and political circles, with supporters and critics sharing differing opinions on the exchange.

While some have backed Nana Yaa Jantuah’s call for greater respect in public discourse, others believe political debates should remain focused on policy issues rather than personal disagreements.

The comments are expected to fuel further discussions as Ghana’s political environment continues to witness heightened public engagement.