According to Ghana’s former Electoral Commissioner, Ghana must be concerned about where the country is heading with a trend of mediocre journalism, which has seen publishers publishing misconstrued stories.
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Let’s pray Ghana out of this; Charlotte Osei bitterly complains about clickbait headlines
Charlotte Osei has expressed worry over how news portals carve headlines for news articles online.
Charlotte Osei
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Charlotte Osei’s comments come after she debunked reports that her husband has sought her permission to marry a second wife. Emphasizing her disappointment in the report, the former E.C Boss wrote: “scan our media news headlines and would about where this country is headed”.
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Offering a solution, Mrs Osei added that the populace must stop consuming such contents and quality of what is served will improve. See screenshots of her comments below.
Charlotte Osei's comments
Charlotte Osei's comments
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Charlotte Osei's comments
Charlotte Osei's comments
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