Serwaa Broni: Ghanaian Nurse in Canada Opens Up on Her Past, Fears of Returning to Ghana, Video
- Serwaa Broni is trending online after a video of her talking about her life went viral on social media
- The Ghanaian nurse in Canada also opened up on why she would want to come into the country undetected
- Social media users who took to the comments section of the video have shared diverse views on her remarks
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Canadian-based Ghanaian nurse Evelyn Serwaa Poku Aidoo, aka Serwaa Broni, has triggered reactions after her full interview with celebrated broadcaster Kofi Adoma was released.
In the video, which was shared on the YouTube page of Kofi TV on July 16, the middle-aged woman opened up on why travelling to Ghana was not a trip she was dreaming about.
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Shedding more light on the issue, Serwaa Broni stated that ever since she went viral after going public about her past, her mother personally begged her not to come to Ghana.
When quizzed by Kofi Adoma as to whether she had intelligence that the people she spoke about had plotted against her, she replied that she did not want to take chances with her safety.
Serwaa Broni mentioned that even if she opted to go back to Ghana, it would be done secretly without drawing attention to herself.
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“Since I came out publicly, I have not gone to Ghana again. Unfortunately, in Ghana, if the main individuals have not hatched a plan against you, their followers, due to their admiration for such individuals, can cause you harm.
"I don't have that imminent danger like before, but if I go to Ghana, it will be done secretly. “Kevin Taylor interviewed me once, and he became a target for no reason, but I was being honest with what happened.”
Serwaa Broni's allegations against Akufo-Addo
Serwaa Broni grabbed the headlines for all the wrong reasons in October 2021 after she made wild allegations against President Nana Akufo-Addo.
This followed her claim that the President confessed his love for her after they became friends.
She said things took an unexpected turn when National Security began to come after her on suspicion that she might have taken a photo of President Akufo-Addo while they were both aboard the presidential jet.
She then opened up in an interview with controversial US-based broadcaster Kevin Taylor on March 29, 2022, where she stated that the National Security ransacked her home.
NDC Caucus comments on Serwaa Broni saga
The then NDC Minority caucus in Parliament released a statement in April 2022 expressing concern over the series of scandalous allegations made by Serwaa Broni against President Nana Akufo-Addo.
The NDC caucus in Parliament said it had requested a copy of the said interview, as part of efforts to investigate the allegations and ensure that public officers acted in a manner acceptable to the Constitution.
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The interview shared on YouTube is included below:
Reactions to Serwaa Broni's disclosure about her past
Social media users who took to the comments section of the video have shared varied opinions on the statement made by Serwaa Broni.
@mens-u8i commented:
"Some of her tears are due to her loss of her lover; she can never voice this out. Imagine losing your lover who was a president."
@felicityaddo-marfoa1486 replies:
"One reason I don't trust her is that she willingly agreed to date someone and then decided to sneak and take photos of the person for reasons known to her. I wonder what the price was if she released the photos! And of course, she keeps getting NDC pro channels to come and say whatever! Mtchew."
@XOSEKOFI added:
"Serwaa, we will support your efforts. Form your own union."
@adwowahakyere9544 reacted:
"Sister Sewaa, try to listen to meditation music; it helps a lot. You have a beautiful, gentle, kind soul. Take a forest walk and listen to meditation music."
Man warns son not to avoid Ghana
Earlier, YEN.com.gh also reported that a father stirred reactions on social media after warning his son not to return to Ghana again.
In an interview with Johnnie Hughes on TV3 Ghana, he opened up on how he warned his son based abroad not to return for any reason.
The anonymous father concluded by explaining that his stance was informed by his assessment of the country's future, sparking debate.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
