Ghanaian broadcaster and musician Blakk Rasta has alleged that some prominent individuals are financially supporting social media platform Ghana Jollof to attack President John Dramani Mahama.
Speaking on his programme, “The Black Pot", Blakk Rasta claimed that he had uncovered the identities of some of the individuals allegedly sending money to the platform to mount attacks against the President.
Among the names he mentioned was Hon. Sulemana Tampuli Alhassan, a Member of Parliament for Gushegu constituency.
Blakk Rasta did not, in the remarks, reference or provide publicly verified evidence to link the individuals he named to such payments.
The comments have sparked discussion about political financing, social media influence and the growing role of online platforms in Ghana’s political discourse.
The individuals mentioned have the opportunity to respond to the allegations and clarify whether they have any financial or other relationship with Ghana Jollof.
Modern Ghana's attempts to contact these individuals for their side of the story have been unsuccessful.



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