For a time now, the new trend on TV Stations is to force foreign movies on its audience whilst the Ghanaian movie industry is begging for air to breath to survive leaving the likes of Moesha Boduong unemployed.
Anita Erskine, who rarely talks about movies has recently left some comments which make us think it’s a shot a Multi-Media House which is promoting its new foreign soap opera.
Some part of the Media House’s advert for the new series describes the lead character in the movie as the “Yaa Asantewaa Of India” and it seems Aunty Anita has noticed how distasteful that is to Ghanaians.
Taking to social media, she then asked “Imagine these as original #Ghanaian TV series :
– Chronicles of The Warrior Princess (Yaa Asantewa and the Ashanti War)
– Of Love & Chocolate (Tetteh Quashie discovering Cocoa)
– A Letter to the Queen (How Dr Nkrumah got us Independence)
– Amazing 6 (The Big Six) Would you watch?
Quite obvious she’s heard that ad too, right?
The likes of Anita Erskine have done their best in trying to influence the media landscape towards a direction that benefits Ghanaians entirely and now we aren’t surprised she’s tired with it all and therefore moved out once again to pursue a different career outside the media.
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Nothing seems to be working in the sh!th0le country even right under the nose of men who claim to be patriotic with daily rocket science thinking analysis on issues.
Imagine these as original #Ghanaian TV series :
– Chronicles of The Warrior Princess (Yaa Asantewa and the Ashanti War)
– Of Love & Chocolate (Tetteh Quashie discovering Cocoa)
– A Letter to the Queen (How Dr Nkrumah got us Independence)
– Amazing 6 (The Big Six)
Would you watch?— Anita M.V. Erskine™ (@TheAnitaErskine) February 5, 2018