Ghanaian actress, Andrea Owusu popularly known as Efia Odo has said she was not paid by any political party to champion the #FixTheCountry campaign.
According to Efia Odo, she granted an interview with one Accra-based radio station and was asked whether she was paid by any political organization to champion the #FixTheCountryNow campaign which has been trending number 1 on Twitter for the past three days.
Efia Odo in her Tweet sighted by African Entertainment wrote “I had a radio interview and they asked me if I’m being paid to do this. Because there’s so much bribery and corruption in this country they think I’m being paid to campaign against bad governance! A country moves like its leaders. #FixTheCountryNow so we can fix ourselves”.
Tweeps have begun a campaign to create awareness of the current state of the economy. According to some Tweeps, the change they voted for has still not materialized with inconsistent power supply, lack of water in some parts of the country caused by galamsey activities.
I had a radio interview and they asked me if I’m being paid to do this. Because there’s so much bribery and corruption in this country they think I’m being paid to campaign against bad governance! A country moves like it’s leaders. #FixTheCountryNow so we can fix ourselves.
— EFIAODO (@efiaodo1) May 4, 2021
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