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Efia Odo slams Sheldon for sharing fake Mahama document about #FixTheCountry campaign

Thursday, May 06, 2021 at 11:11 AM by G. Hamelo

- Efia Odo has taken on vlogger Kwadwo Sheldon for sharing a fake document about the #FixTheCountry campaigners

- The campaigners are putting pressure on President Akufo-Addo to resolve the issues facing citizens in the country

- Odo denies that there is any financial gain for the #FixTheCountry supporters

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TV Presenter, Efia Odo, has lashed out at Kwadwo Sheldon for sharing a document purported to be an agreement between former President John Mahama and #FixTheCountry campaigners.

The document shows the supposed expenditure for a planned demonstration led by Odo and social media influencers.

Efia Odo slams Sheldon for sharing fake Mahama document about #FixTheCountry campaign — Source: user-generated
Source: UGC

The now-deleted tweet by Sheldon showcasing the document is believed to be a government initiative to cast doubt on the credibility of the persons backing the #FixTheCountry campaign.

Odo and other social media influencers on Tuesday, May 8, 2021, notified the Ghana Police Service of their intention to embark on a demonstration against the government on Sunday, May 9, 2021. The request has since been denied for COVID-19 restrictions reasons.

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Reacting to Sheldon's tweet, she wrote: "I repeat this is NOT FROM US!!! Sheldon don’t [Explicit] around. How much are they paying you for this? Where’s Mahamas signature??? Get the f*ck outta here! I can pay for this sh*t outta cash! No one needs no help over here!!"

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that celebrity backing for the #FixTheCountry campaign was growing with the likes of Yvonne Nelson, Bridget Otoo, Serwaa Amihere, and many others joining the train.

John Dumelo previously expressed support for calls by Ghanaians for the Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo government to resolve the nation's issues.

Rallying under the trending hashtag, Ghanaians online took the Akufo-Addo-led government to task calling for solutions to the country's problems.

Former TV3 presenter, Bridget Otoo took a swipe at celebrities who have remained silent about the campaign. "Celebrity Adongo will collect 1 million Ghana cedis to lead NAM1’s scam and lose his/her voice when needed on real issues #FixTheCountry," she tweeted.