Twene Jonas blasts Nana Addo over Meek Mill’s music video at Flag Staff House (VIDEO)

Twene Jonas took to Social Media to blast President Nana Addo for allowing American Musician, Meek Mill to shoot a music video at Flag Staff House which s the seat of government.

#MeekMill shoots a music video at the Flag staff house and gets Ghanaians mad… Where were the established Protocols at the Seat of Government pic.twitter.com/lztr47OddO

— Ghana Education News (@GhanaEducation5) January 9, 2023

The angry-looking critic of the NPP government could not comprehend how the security protocols at the Flagstaff House could allow this to go on. He added that the President and the entire nation were put at risk by allowing the shooting of the video to go on.

He questioned the reasons behind allowing Meek Mill to shoot such as a video at such an important location. Likewise, he was of the view that the meeting could have been taken to other locations instead of the Flag Staff House.

He promised to descend on the NPP and the entire government machinery if he sees the videos online. Furthermore, he used several unprintable words against the President and the government and called out the National Security to sit up.

#MeekMill shoots a music video at the Flag staff house and gets Ghanaians mad… and Twene Jonas Responds pic.twitter.com/Uh7fanH1qL

— Ghana Education News (@GhanaEducation5) January 9, 2023

Twene Jonas did not mince words as we went hard on President Nana Akufo Addo for allowing Meek Mill to shoot a music video at the Flag Staff House. His reaction is however not different from that of the entire nation since the video surfaced. The saying that the internet does not forget is true as the original music video surfaced on the internet after it was pulled down by #MeekMill

Written by Ghana Education News Editorial Staff

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