Renowned broadcast journalist Nana Aba Anamoah has labelled the recently Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, as the "worst finance minister Ghana has ever had."Expressing her dissatisfaction, Anamoah accused Ofori-Atta of betraying the trust of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, asserting that his departure was long overdue.

Anamoah, who had earlier predicted Ofori-Atta's dismissal in a tweet, welcomed the news with enthusiasm, asserting, "I am so happy that man is gone."Despite considering the move a reassignment, she emphasised that Ofori-Atta's tenure had adversely affected the President's legacy, deeming him responsible for significant shortcomings in the country's financial management.

Highlighting the severity of her criticism, Anamoah declared, "He has messed up the President’s legacy, that’s what that man has done."Additionally, she asserted that Ofori-Atta should have resigned much earlier, citing his alleged supervision of various instances of corruption and mismanagement.

In conclusion, Nana Aba Anamoah expressed her relief at Ofori-Atta's departure, acknowledging that while some may argue it's "too little too late," she sees it as a positive development for the nation.“ I am so happy that man is gone, I am so happy because. I am telling you on authority that the man is not happy about it is a reassignment, I see it as a dismissal but Ken Ofori-Atta is the worst Minister Ghana has ever had, he is the worst finance minister this country has had. He has messed up the President’s legacy, that's what that man has done.

“Ken Ofori-Atta should have resigned long ago, he has supervised so much rot and I am so glad that he has gone, I mean some will say too little too late, it's good it came,” Nana Aba Anamoah stated.

The presidency released a list of ministers relieved of their positions in government in a reshuffle announced on Wednesday morning.

In a statement dated February 14, 2024, signed and issued by the Director of Communications at the Presidency, Eugene Arhin, it was announced that the changes were with immediate effect.

Ken Ofori-Atta, Minister of Finance, was among those replaced, according to a statement released on Wednesday by the communications directorate of Accra’s Jubilee House.