
Mark Okraku Mantey, a seasoned music producer and media executive, has subtly criticized well-known media personality Nana Aba Anamoah, casting doubt on her managerial skills while emphasizing his own track record of accomplishment in the entertainment and media sectors.
The former Deputy Minister for Tourism, Arts, and Culture brazenly declared in an interview on Aluta FM with Fiifi Pratt that his accomplishments speak for themselves and that he doesn't need anyone to confirm them.
“I am one person; I know my CV, so I don’t need anyone to tell me about my CV,” he said. “Nana Aba Anamoah was given GHOne TV to manage, and I was given Hitz FM to manage. Ghanaians can judge the performance of both stations now.”
Former Hitz FM Programs Manager Mark Okraku Mantey clarified that the station rose to prominence as one of Ghana's leading entertainment radio brands under his direction. He pointed out that Hitz FM's expansion and prosperity were a result of his years of expertise, self-control, and comprehension of the entertainment sector.
He went on to stress that anyone who has followed his career in Ghana's entertainment industry can see his accomplishments.
“During my days with Mentor, it was a success. I also worked on some project which you know(the host) and it became a success in Ghana,” he recounted.
Mark Okraku Mantey made what many see to be a subtle jab at Nana Aba Anamoah by saying that some media personalities rely too heavily on public relations and social media hype to preserve their reputations.
“Some people need PR to protect the image they have created online. I don’t. My work and results are my PR,” he said confidently.
The previous head of Slip Music, who is credited with developing elite performers like Lord Kenya, Daasebre Dwamena, and Oheneba Kissi, stated that his influence on Ghana's media and entertainment scene is still unparalleled.



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