“Where Is the Money Coming From Maybe You Are Selling Something We Don’t Know” —Sally Mann on Serwaa

According to a Post by Ghpage on Facebook Official account on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, Controversial Ghanaian media personality Sally Mann has sparked fresh discussion after making comments about her colleague, Serwaa Amihere, and raising questions about the source of her wealth.

Sally Mann, who is known for speaking openly about issues involving public figures in the entertainment industry, reportedly suggested that there could be other sources of income behind Serwaa Amihere’s financial position.

Her remarks have drawn attention because Serwaa Amihere is a well-known television presenter and lawyer who has built a strong presence in Ghana’s media industry.

Although Sally Mann’s comments have attracted interest, the available information does not provide specific evidence to support the suggestion that Serwaa Amihere has undisclosed sources of income.

The statement has also raised questions about whether public figures should be expected to explain their financial circumstances simply because they enjoy a comfortable lifestyle or own expensive items.

Serwaa Amihere has established herself as a familiar face on Ghanaian television, earning recognition for her work as a broadcaster. Over the years, she has also attracted public attention for her fashion choices, personal life and activities outside the newsroom.

Sally Mann, on the other hand, has remained a vocal personality whose comments about celebrities and other public figures frequently generate conversations among social media users.

The latest remarks have added another topic for entertainment followers to discuss, particularly those interested in the relationship between Ghanaian celebrities and public scrutiny.

However, without further details or a direct response from Serwaa Amihere, it remains unclear whether she will address Sally Mann’s comments.

For now, the statement has placed the two media personalities at the centre of another online conversation, with audiences likely to have differing opinions about the issue.

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