Ghanaian media personality Oheneni Adazoa has announced her withdrawal from political activism after feeling abandoned by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) following her vigorous campaign efforts in the recent general elections. Speaking on the YouTube talk show Asetena Pa, hosted by Akoto Mansa, Adazoa expressed dismay at the lack of acknowledgment from NPP leaders after the party’s electoral defeat.Adazoa, a well-known host on Sompa FM/TV, revealed that despite her significant contributions to the NPP’s campaign, only the party’s running mate and former Power Minister, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, reached out to her post-election. “They completely ignored me,” she said, noting that no other party leader, including NPP flagbearer Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia or campaign strategist Miracle Aboagye, contacted her to express gratitude. Dr. Prempeh, she added, was the sole exception, gifting her items during the Christmas season.The media personality’s experience has led her to vow to steer clear of politics moving forward. “I’ve now stopped politics. I’m not going to fight for someone because they are going for a certain position,” Adazoa declared, emphasizing her intent to focus on her social affairs program.When host Akoto Mansa suggested that the NPP’s shock at losing the election might explain the oversight, Adazoa countered that party leaders still celebrated Christmas in their homes but failed to show appreciation to supporters like herself. Her candid remarks have sparked discussions about the treatment of grassroots campaigners in Ghanaian politics.Personal Struggles in the SpotlightOn the same program, Adazoa opened up about her nearly two-decade struggle with fertility after marriage. She recounted a particularly harrowing two-year period during which she appeared pregnant but never delivered. “Four months into my pregnancy, doctors said my baby had miraculously disappeared,” she shared. Despite the absence of a child, her stomach remained protruded, resembling a nine-month pregnancy, which led to public ridicule from her church community and others.Adazoa credited her eventual relief to spiritual intervention from Reverend OB of Ghana’s Moments of Glory Prayer Army (MOGPA), whose prayers she said resolved her ordeal.
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