Ghana Media and their One Way Reporting Not Helping

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Sometimes the issues we report or write about just don't make sense. We also report or write about the bad and ugly side of people and ignore the good and best part of theses me people. We the people look up to the newspapers, radio and television stations to give us the good, bad and ugly side of the same story. The most annoying part is the headline.
Is Sarkodie the first person to be called by the police or CIA for investigation, is he the first person to buy a stolen car. Okay now Sarkodie is touring Europe, thus Germany,France,Italy,Switzerland,Holland,Austria,Belgium,Great Britain. definitely this is entertaining news, so why are the media houses not writing about this tour of his.
Not only Sarkodie, Wiyaala is again another victim of the bias reporting, recently the young Africa lionesses performed at Kampnagel is a theatre in Hamburg, Germany. Kampnagel is Germany’s largest production and performance facility for national and international freelance artists and is one of the most significant stages for the performing arts. And know media houses got time to report this news.
Rocky Dawuni was spotted with president Mahama in Los Angeles, even Mahama bought a copy of his latest album, Branches of the same tree. Again no media house got or made a report on this very news. But decided to report on American Actor Boris Kudjoe meeting the president and taking a picture with him.
When Wanlov kubolor put on boots and played football for charity, so far no news about that, but when the same eccentric man says something funny about religion or share his opinion on pressing economic issues which they know majority of people will see or say bad things about him, that's what they will report. " the ugly news " Am I the one seeing this or am just a talkertive...

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