Afia Akoto, I like the way your brain is on vacation – Dubik slams Over Aseidu Nketiah comments

In an Official Facebook Post published on 1 November 2026, social media commentator Dubik Clementina launched a sharp attack on former Deputy Chief Executive Officer of MASLOC, Afia Akoto, following comments she made about National Democratic Congress (NDC) National Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, popularly known as “General Mosquito.”

The exchange began after Afia Akoto shared a social media post reacting to growing conversations about the political future of Asiedu Nketiah. In her post, she expressed surprise at the idea of the veteran NDC politician being considered for a presidential bid and questioned whether his political transformation represented genuine change or merely a rebranding exercise.

Afia Akoto argued that leadership involves more than image and presentation, suggesting that packaging alone cannot alter a person’s political record or beliefs. She further referenced past controversies involving technology, biometric systems, and governance, contending that certain positions associated with Asiedu Nketiah should remain part of the public conversation.

Her comments quickly attracted reactions from both supporters and critics, with many social media users debating her assessment of the NDC Chairman’s political trajectory. While some agreed with her observations, others viewed the post as an unfair attack on one of the most experienced political figures in Ghana’s Fourth Republic.

Among those who strongly disagreed was Dubik Clementina, who responded with a fiery post of her own. Using a series of proverbs and strong language, she accused Afia Akoto of misjudging Asiedu Nketiah and attempting to diminish his political stature.

The statement, rooted in proverbial expression, was intended to suggest that some individuals overestimate their importance or status. Clementina went further by criticizing Afia Akoto’s political judgments and questioning her record in public life.

The remarks come at a time when discussions surrounding the future leadership of Ghana’s major political parties continue to intensify. Asiedu Nketiah remains one of the most influential personalities within the NDC, having served in multiple leadership positions over several decades, including Member of Parliament, Deputy Minister, General Secretary, and currently National Chairman of the party.

Supporters of the NDC often point to his vast political experience and organizational abilities as reasons for his continued relevance within Ghanaian politics. Critics, however, frequently question aspects of his political record and leadership style, making him one of the most debated figures in the country’s political landscape.

Political observers note that exchanges of this nature have become increasingly common on social media, where political commentators, activists, and party loyalists regularly engage in heated debates over the records and prospects of leading political personalities. These discussions often extend beyond policy matters to include personal assessments, political history, and leadership credentials.

Clementina’s comments have since generated considerable engagement online. NDC supporters largely rallied behind her criticism of Afia Akoto, arguing that Asiedu Nketiah’s decades of service and electoral successes speak for themselves. Others, however, defended Afia Akoto’s right to express her political opinions and question public figures regardless of their status within their respective parties.

The latest exchange once again highlights the intense rivalry between supporters of Ghana’s two major political traditions. As discussions about future elections and party leadership continue to gain momentum, public commentary surrounding influential figures such as Asiedu Nketiah is likely to remain a prominent feature of the national political conversation.

Source: Dubik Clementina, Official Facebook Post, 1 November 2026