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The statement further said, “For the avoidance of doubt, the list includes the following persons: Agya Koo, Cindy Thompson, Diana Asamoah, Reggie N’ Bollie, Fuse ODG, Okyeame Kwame, D Black, Van Vicker, Nana Kwame Ampadu, Lucky Mensah, Sam Okyere, Fancy Gadam, Dada KD, Kaakyire Kwame Appiah, Wiyala, Stephen Appiah, Leo Mensah, Andy Dosty, Bibi Bright, Sena Dagadu, Yvonne Nelson, Daddy Lumba, Shrifa Gunu, Paa John Dadson, Sarkodie, Azmera Asabea Kropa and Abedi Ayew Pele. “

However, the non-inclusion of the ace broadcaster, who is a member of the opposition National Democratic Congress, has generated mixed reactions from Pulse.com.gh readers on Facebook.

Kwesi Vinny said: "This is what happens if your party leaves power. What's wrong with maintaining Abeiku who had gone to study Tourism and hospitality at the [University]? No worries [brother], your reputation still runs on."

Akosua Asarebea Mensah said: "What ever they are doing doesn't make sense. Ghana should just rise above these petty issues.I just don't support this one. And there's no better reason for leaving him out. This is a job to promote Ghana and it should include anyone who can do better job regardless of what party they belong to. Ghana should grow up. This is not right."

Alice Addo said: "Men that's politics for you...You go wit ya party nonetheless he was doing pretty well in promoting the Ghana brand."

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Tellem Nana Kofi Sarpong said: "The law of karma is working, [I] am very happy."

Prissy Ekua Adiepena Hemans said: "[This is] no news [because] his party is no longer in power."

Nana Yaw Nuamah said: "Politics is killing us Abeiku was doing very well."

Kwabena Opoku Agyeman said: "That's great [because] you can not marry your enemy."