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Veteran Ghanaian actress cum TV show host, Grace Omaboe who is widely known as Maama Dokono in a recent radio submission has stated why she is not active in politics anymore as she used to be. <\/strong><\/p>\n She indicated that she had to quit politics at a time Ghanaians were getting to identify her with it.<\/p>\n Maame Dokono during the interview said that she has learned her lessons with regards to involving herself in political activities.<\/p>\n \u201d Fights in politics over the years made me realized a lot. I left NDC because of some sort of fights all over, I had wanted to join a party which would be pleased with, reason I joined NPP but same happened there. The young ones seem not to appreciate the oldies when we identify ourselves for advice purpose.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The disgrace and insults I received for going into politics openly was too much for me. I have learnt my lessons and will not go into politics again. Even if I will go into politics, I will be behind the scenes and not as openly as did in the past,\u201d she stated. <\/p>\n Maame Dokono further revealed that former Minister for Tourism, Creative Arts and Culture, Madam Catherine Afeku, confronted her publicly for commenting on issues related to the creative arts industry.<\/p>\n \u201cCatherine fought with me\u2026she met me personally and confronted me. I just kept quiet looking at her\u2026.she confronted me in parliament house\u2026Then I told her, just wait patiently, your time will come. In a few months, I heard she had been moved from the creative arts ministry.\u201d she revealed. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Source: www.ghgossip.com<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\n