The media isn’t doing it's work – Sulemana Braimah

Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), Sulemana Braimah says the media are not doing what is expected of them and have failed to live up to their role in society.

He asserted that Ghana has reached a point where standing up and doing the right thing has become a crime.

But they must do that in order to survive.

They must do that and run to their paymasters and say ‘have you seen that I am defending you’ – so that they can survive because it’s almost like that’s the only way to survive as far as some people are concerned.”

“They knew that this is right, we must do it

I want to also have this, I want to also have that and right from the top, I believe it’s about the values of our society.

“If we have a leader who says that I am going to reset this country by making sure that I am doing the right thing, and by so doing I’m sure other people will do the same, we would have a massive transformation,” he said.