Joselyn Dumas denies appointment as Deputy Director of Diaspora Affairs

Actress and film producer Joselyn Dumas has dismissed reports claiming she has been appointed Deputy Director of Diaspora Affairs under President John Dramani Mahama’s administration.

The actress clarified that she has never worked with the Diaspora Affairs Office and has not received any appointment to serve in government.

Dumas made the clarification during an interview after the host congratulated her on what he believed was her appointment, describing it as a positive development for women in leadership.

However, she quickly corrected the impression, insisting that the reports circulating on social media were false.

“No, I’m not the deputy director. I work as an actress and a producer,” she stated.

When asked whether she had resigned from the office, Dumas explained that she had never been employed there in the first place.

She also questioned the origin of the reports, noting that she had not seen any official announcement on her social media platforms.

According to her, an appointment graphic bearing her photograph had been circulating online, prompting some supporters to congratulate her.

Despite the speculation, Dumas maintained that her focus remains on her entertainment career, particularly her work as an actress and film producer.

“I don’t work with the Diaspora Office. I’m a producer, I’m an actress, and I’m here to promote my movie,” she added.