GHANA MEDIA NOT HELPING

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Like seriously why is Ghanaian media so blind, the media in Ghana is so blind that they don't see developmental projects, inspirational people emerging from the youth. so blind that they see nothing positive around us expect politics and celebrities. weeks ago CNN African Voices made a whole feature on Noella Wiyaala, they actually came to her house to do this feature, no media house in Ghana thought it wise to bring that up on their news segments. they were rather busy trying their best to tarnish the image of Sarkodie why?.
Today another aspiring young women made it to the MANDELA WASHINGTON FELLOW thus
Rasheeda Mandeeya Yehuza, Hikmat Baba Dua and others, yet no media house in Ghana has made noise about it, and when they host political party leaders and others they ask ''what they are doing to help the youth''.
So far the media in Ghana is not helping the youth at all, they are even worse than the government and politicians, they only care about money and fame. there are a lot of upcoming artist, entrepreneurs and more but the media only pay attention to politics and international issues, which has no benefit to Ghanaian. a friend made this post '' Here in Ghana Names work not the system #hmmm ''
Those international media house make room for new faces. they pick out issues that turn to benefit them, the people and the nation as a whole. why is the black man always sitting waiting for the white man to come and discover something in their own land before they see how precious it is. every day in Europe and other white countries new faces are popping out and it is their media that make noise about them so why cant we promote our own. UNTIL WE BEGIN TO PROMOTE THE PEOPLE AROUND US, DON'T ASK A POLITICIAN TO PROMOTE MADE IN GHANA GOODS. so i call on all upcoming people in the game to support one another, share the positive stories of each other so we all can grow and change the dirty game these media houses are playing.

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