Serwaa Amihere blasted on Twitter for her comments on NABCO

GHOne TV's Serwaa Amihere has courted the anger of some Ghanaians after she criticised the government's insistence on holding a rally-like launch for NABCO.

On Wednesday, October 13, President Nana Akufo-Addo launched his flagship programme for employment, the Nation Builders' Corps (NABCO). But the rally-like launch of NABCO did not please GHONE's Seerwaa Amihere.

Amihere wondered in a tweet why it took a march pass and the Corps members to show up to the Independence Square for the programme to commence.

But her criticism did not go unknown to supporters of the Presidency and the NABCO programme. They thought she was being destructive.

Amihere tweeted: "I’m just wondering, couldn’t we have commissioned the NABCO recruits without them marching?? ?????????"

But she had a response from one Abukari Abdul Jelil who said: "Ghanaians and useless critics, the jobs creation are the most important to us the graduates , he has done it and we are greatful. Hopefully it’s sustainable. To hell with your wondering ."

I’m just wondering, couldn’t we have commissioned the NABCO recruits without them marching?? ????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/P0XDIFR2ZZ

— Serwaa Amihere (@Serwaa_Amihere) October 17, 2018

Read some of the comments below:

Ghanaians and useless critics, the jobs creation are the most important to us the graduates , he has done it and we are greatful. Hopefully it’s sustainable. To hell with your wondering .

— Abukari Abdul Jelil (@Rasjay3030) October 17, 2018

And what is the problem with them matching??????

— Mr.Oduro (@oduro0) October 17, 2018

When they marched did they die??? And did all the 100000 marched?? That should tell you no one was forced to march... Mtchew

— Little god (@kobbydexter) October 17, 2018

And am also wondering wat hv u done for the nation as a journalist

— EriCiVic. (@humblelion2) October 17, 2018

Who ar u expecting the answer to this question from?? Dnt u know who or where u can get this answer from?? Tot yu were a news reader/journalist why not call them live on tv n seek for answers so u feed us ur findings, beautiful young promising journalist i think i can do beta

— K3lvin BlakMour???????? (@Slimnation_) October 18, 2018

The culture of holding rally-like launches for major government policy launches is a common occurrence in Ghanaian politics.