About Time The Media Start Doing Their Job As The Fourth Estate Of The Country- KoJo Cue Urges

Ghanaian Hiplife and Hip Hop rapper KoJo Cue has thrown a challenge to the various media houses in the country to start doing their job as the fourth estate of the realm.

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The rapper stated the various media houses should at least pick a constituency one after the other and highlight the problems facing the people living in the constituency and bring it up to the media space and pressure the government to try and fix the problems of these people.

He added that the media should do more than just entertaining the people as they can also help improve the lives of the viewers and listeners by highlighting their problems and try as much as possible to get it solved.

I’m throwing a challenge to every media house … pick a constituency and do a constituency focus. Speak to the people to know their top 5 problems and hound their MP & DCE’s everyday on air until those problems are fixed. Tag all the media houses for me. #FixTheCountryGhana

It is time the media started doing their real job as the fourth estate of the country. No be everyday entertainment and nsem wɔ world. We have as many TV & Radio stations in the country as we have constituencies .. Each one, pick one and demand accountability. #FixTheCountryGhana

Thank you to all the media house who have already done this in the past … please, be consistent and persistent. Stay on reports until they are fixed. Bring it to social media so we hound those responsible too. @Citi973 @CitiTVGH @utvghana @tv3_ghana @DailyGuideNews

KoJo Cue earlier accused Ghanaian YouTuber Kwadwo Sheldon of taken money from the government and trying to cite the public against some #FixTheCountry movement conveners like Kaly Jay and Efia Odo.

Kwadwo Sheldon last night made a very controversial post on Twitter accusing Efia Odo, Kaly Jay and many others of taking over 4 million Ghana Cedis from the office of former president, John Dramani Mahama to stage the protest against the president.