Interview with Professor Naana Jane Opoku Agyemang | Point of View

[@samuelmantey5008]

Message of hope indeed

[@peterbaidoo1507]

Very gorgeous intelligent woman. Never and ever get discouraged with what the opposition may throw at you. You're still very unique and special. People dread you so much so that, they try their very best to restraint you. Their best against you is below your capability and capacity and dignity. WHAT MEN CAN DO, WOMEN CAN DO IT BETTER. Once again stand tall. May GOD bless you richly.

[@kwasikay1331]

The Prof. talk sio Deep that Shallow Minded cannt understand her. We Love you

[@glenroseproduction9677]

It's not about unnecessary questions that comes from journalist, is all about who you are. I don't think she is one of those politicians with lying tongues without an aim

[@glenroseproduction9677]

A woman of humility, dignity, compassion, intellectual and above all God-fearing. We love you Mom ❤️... thank you for sacrificing yourself to help save our country from these messed

[@crimenewsindia4398]

One needs to prepare before sitting down with Bernard

[@kofiamoako6448]

Very very poor sound

[@megadonmaster]

Naana’s attention to details of education at the preschool and basic level is endearing. The formative years of children’s education are most important than any other time in their lives. NDC’s position on the Teacher Licensure Examination (GTLE) has been vindicated. Licensure exams makes mockery of university degrees.

[@crimenewsindia4398]

What kind of vindication is that? What does the Education Act 2008 (article 778) mandate the NTC to do? I dare say majority of real and serious teachers including the teacher unions don't oppose licensure. Why can't a second class upper degree holder from winneba be unable to pass a literacy, numeracy, teaching skills and essay test when 50% is the pass mark. Do you know why uptitude tests have now become a necessary HR hiring tool? Think about it?

[@rocamahama27]

Defeat is staring us in the face...This woman cannot convince anyone to vote for us...what a shame 🤦🏾‍♂️smh

[@kofiazaletey4850]

You're disappointed because you were expecting to hear cheap political answers from the prof. She's too intellectual in her answers so you're not able to appreciate her enough. But l can assure you she's right on point. So you need to up your standard.

[@rocamahama27]

@@kofiazaletey4850 The woman lacks charisma and that worries me a lot...If there's anyone who has to raise the standard then it's the venerable prof..Even in the area of education which is supposed to be her comfort zone, she couldn't articulate properly her party's policies and strategies..the woman wasn't prepared for the interview...she's simply a disaster, to say the least NB. I didn't expect her to denigrate or chastise her opponents

[@rocamahama27]

@Baca - Ck I will choose a "sleeping dwarf" over an incompetent dead goat

[@peterbaidoo1507]

This woman is perfect.

[@kwame9053]

Citi just keeps dropping the ball. Irregular uploads, mislabeled videos and bad sound.

[@kwasiadade9036]

Bernard infact your line of questions is a disrespect to the candidate

[@kingsleykerson4305]

I am very sorry for you to join this killer what got into your head? professor a brilliant woman like you, you supposed to know better this man being killing all those who are better to rule Ghana under NDC the history is there. WHY WHY AND WHY?

[@jkofi2927]

Kingsley your stupidity is beyond measure

[@peterbaidoo1507]

The interviewer is anti NDC.

[@richboy6391]

Makeup on point 🤣🤣

[@benofmen761]

Bad sound

[@tonynagai9339]

Bad sound, very unprofessional

[@cojoopoku4946]

If the ndc wants to win, they should stop her from granting interviews. Very disappointing!

[@crimenewsindia4398]

I think Prof is a fine woman but,she appears very shaky even in her own supposed comfort area of education. She is clearly conflicted as an intellectual and sounding in a way not to contradict her party position.

[@krusadestv1677]

I agree, I think although her desire to make a difference through politics is genuine, she may have joined a political party that is about to shock her when she discovers how that party machinery really works. Why is she separating the PNDC from the NDC. Everyone knows that the PNDC is the very foundation of the NDC

[@CharlesBabayi]

Sorry to comment on your opinion. But I think you are not watching the interview with objective mind and eye. I rather see and hear Bernard to be the one different than his usual self. Prof on the hand was trying very hard to control her emotions. I am disappointed myself at some of the questions being asked by Bernard. I just don't know what most of the clueless youth of Ghana see in this NPP, if I may hit the nail on the head.

[@crimenewsindia4398]

@@CharlesBabayi are you suggesting Bernard is Npp?. The questions were very basic and the follow-ups necessary. Prof. By now should be able to anticipate questions. Bernard was quite linient and didn't want to press her too hard. In some instances he smiled because he was shocked at the responses he got. The handlers of the Professor must prep her properly. Being a Professor doesn't mean you can't learn again. Brother Charles be honest with yourself, don't you think Okudzeto ablakwa could have handled some of the questions better? She needs to up her game

[@peterbaidoo1507]

Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyeman is not shaky at all. Only you and the interviewer are not very fair.

[@albertosei8788]

@@krusadestv1677 If pndc was the foundation then the likes of NLM or UP party according to ur logic was also the foundation of Npp

[@samhalcomb1]

Really nice 👌 😍💋 💝💖❤️

[@kingsfordoteng8449]

Mama so you have to blame your self and ndc all this years you didn’t know that a small country like ghana needs all this things you are talking about.what was mahama doing all this 8 years just 4 years nana is delivering if mahama did something where’s it

[@peterbaidoo1507]

Mahama performed better.

[@peterbaidoo1507]

Rather blame yourself and your party and not NDC party.