Outspoken media personality, Nana Yaa Brefo, has criticised delegates in the Dome Kwabenya Constituency for claiming to vote Sarah Adwoa Safo out because she is married.

In a surprising revelation, Nana Yaa Brefo opened up about conversations she had with some female delegates in the Dome-Kwabenya constituency concerning the New Patriotic Party (NPP) primaries.

According to her, some female constituents expressed reservations about voting for the incumbent Member of Parliament (MP), Sarah Adwoa Safo, based on her marital status.

Nana Yaa Brefo disclosed that during her engagements with delegates, she was taken aback by the revelation that some female constituents are opposed to voting for Adwoa Safo because she is married.

The reasoning behind this opposition is the perception that a married MP may prioritize her family over her duties, and therefore, may not give the necessary attention to the constituents.

While acknowledging that Adwoa Safo may have had her flaws and faced criticism, Nana Yaa Brefo emphasized that voting against her solely due to her gender and marital status does not make logical sense. She expressed her disbelief that such views were coming from fellow women.

"Adwoa had her flaws; it got to a point where it was annoying, and she did not handle it well. She genuinely might have a problem, but the way Ken Agyapong and others came out to say they’ve begged her was very bad and indefensible," Nana Yaa Brefo stated in a video shared on her Instagram page.

Furthermore, she expressed difficulty recalling the projects undertaken by Adwoa Safo's closest contender, Mike Oquaye Jnr, during his tenure as Ghana's High Commissioner to India. Nana Yaa Brefo noted that despite Mike Oquaye Jnr's potential as a candidate, she could not vividly remember the specific contributions he brought from India.

"Mike Oquaye Jr. Is my friend; he has his shortcomings like he is not very free with everyone and somehow arrogant but he is a very nice person and a hardworking guy who deserves to be an MP. As an ambassador, I can’t recollect what exactly he brought from India. I'm not saying he hasn’t done anything, but I cannot remember sincerely speaking," she added.