Nana Aba Anamoah Mercilessly Shuts Down Esther Smith’s Ex-Husband After His 'For Girls' Comment
- Media personality Nana Aba Anamoah has fired back at Rev. Kwame Ahenkan Bonsu, the controversial ex-husband of gospel music icon Esther Smith
- The friction ignited after a clip online showed the cleric naming Nana Aba as his 'ideal woman', while referencing traditional love charms used 'for girls'
- Taking to her X handle, Nana Aba dismissed both the pastor and the host of the divisive interview, questioning the psychological stability of all involved
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The thin line between a public compliment and an unprovoked, highly offensive name-drop has been forcefully corrected by one of the sharpest-tongued and most influential broadcasters in the West African media landscape.
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Rev. Ahenkan Bonsu, who has remained largely estranged from high-profile headlines since his explosive, highly publicised divorce from Esther Smith nearly 18 years ago, found himself back in the trending topics after attempting to use Nana Aba Anamoah’s prominent profile to score radio ratings.
During an interview with Power 97.9 FM, shared by the media personality on May 26, 2026, the conversation drifted into relationship standards and masculine preferences.
In a bizarre attempt to describe his type and praise his own standards, the cleric boldly stated:
"If I had 'for girls' [a colloquial term for traditional love charms or attraction potions], I would have used it on Nana Aba Anamoah, not Esther Smith. But Esther was humble, so I proposed to her," Rev. Bonsu bizarrely stated.
Nana Aba Anamoah blasts pastor over remarks
Known for her absolute zero-tolerance policy toward public disrespect and unprompted clout-chasing, Nana Aba did not waste time drafting a long, corporate press release.
Instead, she chose to devalue the pastor’s entire narrative with raw, localised contempt.
Replying directly to the viral video, Nana Aba dropped a classic, uncompromising response that sent shockwaves through X:
"Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewww. Between him and the interviewer, I don’t know who has more issues," the media icon wrote, anchoring her text with a long, written-out hiss of ultimate dismissiveness.
The calculated response has completely shut down the pastor's attempted media resurgence, with netizens heavily praising Nana Aba for refusing to allow her brand to be dragged into old marital baggage or cheap, sensationalised radio banter.
See Nana Aba Anamoah's reply to Rev. Bonsu in the X post below.
Nana Aba hails Otumfuo as Africa's greatest
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported on Nana Aba Anamoah reiterating her belief that Otumfuo is the most powerful king in Africa.
In a viral video, she explained that Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has become the most revered king on the continent.
Several social media users reacted to Nana Aba Anamoah's viral video to share their views on whether she was correct.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
