Nana Yaa Jantuah Says She Would Turn Her Back on Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia If They Cross Paths

Presidential Staffer Nana Yaa Jantuah has said she would turn her back on former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia if he attempted to hug her, despite commending Chief of Staff Julius Debrah for embracing him at a funeral over the weekend. Her remarks, reported by Dwaso Nsem, have sparked conversation about personal boundaries and political relationships in Ghana.

Madam Jantuah explained that her position was based on personal experiences, although she did not wish to make the matter public. Her comment suggests that there is more to her stance than meets the eye, and she appeared to hint at a history between her and the former Vice President that she is not prepared to discuss openly.

Her commendation of Chief of Staff Julius Debrah for embracing Dr. Bawumia at the funeral indicates that she does not object to others showing warmth towards him, but she personally draws a line. This distinction suggests that her position is rooted in personal conviction rather than political hostility.

The comments have generated mixed reactions, with some Ghanaians praising her for being honest about her feelings, while others have questioned whether such public statements are appropriate for a presidential staffer. The matter has also drawn attention to the broader question of how personal and political relationships intersect in Ghana’s public life.

As the conversation continues, Madam Jantuah’s remarks serve as a reminder that personal experiences often shape public figures’ interactions with one another. Whether her stance will have any political implications remains to be seen, but her words have certainly added an interesting dimension to the ongoing discourse on relationships across the political divide.

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