'You And Who Freed Our Nation'? - Bridget Otoo Fires Akuffo, twitter Came For Her.| Globecalls.Com

Former newscaster of TV3 Network Limited Bridget Otoo has received social media education after leaving his lane into that of President Nana Akuffo Addo on Twitter.

Bridget Otoo apparently pained by the NDC’s double loss of the Dec. 7th election and the election petition has been on the neck of the heralds of the NPP party at any given time – no fear to spit her minds with unpolished words.

The same was the reply she deemed right to Prez. Akuffo Addo’s tweet about the 64th independence celebration in which the president included himself among the fighters of freedom of the then Gold Coast from colonial rulers.

64 years ago, we freed our nation, Ghana, from the shackles of colonialism and imperialism. We were the first nation, in colonial Africa, to gain our independence from the colonial power, and, thus, became the torchbearer of the struggle for liberation of the African continent. pic.twitter.com/oFqnbhnm5J

— Nana Akufo-Addo (@NAkufoAddo) March 6, 2021

Then comes in Madam Bridget Otoo with the reply, ‘You and who freed ‘our Nation?

Well, netizens couldn’t let her slip with the words some declare respectful to the president. They did their job of punching and teaching her.

I thought u graduated from university? The word ‘We’ is relatively used in this statement, let me give you free example:(Black Stars wins by 2:1 against Mali) I can say “we won” although I wasn’t part of the players, at least his Dad was part of the fight for Freedom,your dad?

— Number 10 Barber Shop (@Number10Barber) March 6, 2021

The ‘we’ is found on the 🇬🇭 currency. Count his relatives and after that stop using it .
Your great grandparents were probably at the blue kiosk by then 😁.

— ACHU BOBINTON (@oforiagyemang0) March 6, 2021

“We” is a pronoun that can be used to refer to people in general. You intentionally read the President’s tweets literally to get the attention you’re now getting.

— N.B.A (@Boakyewaa_N) March 6, 2021