Akosua Konadu: Popular TV Host Posts Photos To Announce Her Return To The Screens

• Popular host of current affairs programme, The Hard Truth, Nana Akosua, has uploaded photos on social media to whip up interest in the upcoming season of the show
• The Hard Truth has hosted captains of industries, senior government officials and known personalities in the entertainment industry.
• Nana Akosua Konadu said she intends to probe deeper into issues of national interest that cut across all sectors

Popular Ghanaian broadcaster and TV personality, Nana Akosua Konadu, has published stunning photos to announce her return to the screens.

The Chief Executive Officer and founder of Enak Studios also hosts “The Hard Talk,” a current affairs and politics programme on the Joy News channel.

After going off-air for months, the show is making a return on Tuesday, May 24, 2022, with a promise to deliver cutting-edge and insightful discussions on issues of public interest.

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"The Hard Truth" has in the past hosted industry captains, prominent government officials and recognized personalities.

“The personalities do it for us. So, we try getting people who make the decisions and get the conversation going. I think it is about time we voice out our issues. Flooding is happening, there are land issues and all that…we need to probe them more,” she said on Tuesday during an interview on Joy News monitored by YEN.com.gh.

She said the new season of the current affairs programme will feature a polygraph session for the personalities who appear on her show. The ‘lie detector’ sessions are expected to probe the truth in the statements made by the resource persons who come on the show.

For a long time, Nana Akosua Konadu co-hosted the AM Show on the Joy News channel on Multi TV before starting her own production.

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Sir John Willed One Of His Numerous Houses To Any Future Wife He May Marry

Meanwhile, in an unrelated story, YEN.com.gh has reported that the details of the leaked eleven-page will of Sir John show he also gave one of his numerous houses spread across Accra and other parts of the country to any wife he may marry in the future.

The leaked documents sighted by YEN.com.gh show he owned about 12 houses which he gave to different relatives, with one Michael Owusu, identified as his nephew, getting the largest share of the properties.

But a curious paragraph in the document of the late lawyer, politician and public servant is one that suggests he even made an allocation to a yet-to-be-married wife in the future.

Source: YEN.com.gh