There are a majority of Ghana journalists who are in hurry for fame and fortune, so they bend rules, bend ethics, bend cultural, moral and professional ethics, even taking bribes and money from all sorts of sources for fame and personal riches.
Paul Adom Otchere has massive influence on the mainstrean media. They monitor comments that are contrary to his views or the govts view. We have deep info on their activities. Do not be fooled, Ghanaweb,JoyNews,Citinews, name it, Its big business
Paul is just bringing dynamism in journalism in Ghana and some people do not understand. He believes that journalists should be impartial in their work but cannot be neutral as some believe. I agree with him. He does a lot of research and presents his findings and I love it. I love his touch screen analysis and it's always amazing. He does not do "I catch you" journalism but with facts and figures. Paul, I salute you and I urge you continue to work to build mother Ghana.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics. Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Well said, Paul is very good with journalism and instead of the other journalist learning from him, they are finding ways to criticise him. Ridiculous!
Pauls style of journalism. Is what keeps him relevant. Thats a fact. If You are not interested in his style of journalism. Leave him alone or stop watching him
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 any objective minded person will admit that Paul overwhelmed Umaru. Infact he schooled Umaru howbeit Umaru is a good interviewer
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
This is an interview between the Old man Paul & the Young man Umaru. Veridct = Umaru won hands down. I was never a fan of Umaru, but this guy is a "hard hitting" journalist. KUDOS. Sincerely speaking, you could see the anger building in Paul, he was under intense pressure from the "get-go"
It’s not about the pressure bro. It’s more about the content of the discussion. Umaru himself knows that Paul handled the questions very well using benchmarks etc. - it’s like you are more interested in sensationalism.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Adom-Otchere is a gift for Ghana. He has displayed his intelligence. When you know stuff, you cannot be pushed around. The essence of education & common sense at display. Bravo, Paul.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics. Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
@@gigwebsspecialists8661 this is not smartness this is stupidity because he's been fed by his family the president so defends his wrong doings, novices
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
This is the problem we have in our educational sector. Teachers in all levels of education want to ambush learners with questions without thoroughly helping them to understand the concepts and prepare very well. Some teachers are even excited when you fail to answer their questions in an examination.
Which npp media landgard will state that Paul wasn't intelligent in any form but just defensive in the interview. He came knowing what would be asked and was still pissed at umaru for asking the hard obvious questions. Paul is an npp media bot and the npp boys all know this.
Cos u also NDC boat u didn't see any Intelligence and won't see which is why we are here..u want to say the likes of mugabe who do bugabuga journalism are still hailed out there by your people
Paul Adom-Otchere is a smart guy. His answers are spot on. Great respect for him. I think he seems to lose his cool at some questions. Both the interviewer and the interviewee did a great job.
I think this interview should be a learning experience for Umari. Paul has the facts. Umari is here to take up for another journalist. Paul is teaching this guy today. Umari is a novice. Please be prepared to learn.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Umma, Paul brings real journalism to the profession. He’s a critical analyst and objective. Most of the current journalists are bias and unprofessional. Unfortunately, some of them are corrupt. They only work for envelopes. They are not factual.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 UMARU WHO??????? FOR WHERE??????? PAUL IS THE DOYEN OF MODERN GHANA JOURNALISM. UMARU, SHOULD WATCH MORE OF PAUL AND LEARN AND HE WILL HAVE A GOOD FUTURE.
@@jakebaba2149 Have u ever heard or seen Paul ever criticized this regime under our president Nana Addo? Paul is a politician & a stomach propaganda journalist who is a board member of the NCA, politically appointed by Nana Addo. I am just stating the facts!!!
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 DOES PAUL HAVE TO CRITICISE THIS GOVERNMENT OR ANY GOVERNMENT BEFORE YOU SAY HE IS A GREAT JOURNALIST???????? HOW DOES THAT WORK AS A STANDARD FOR GOOD AND EXCELLENT JOURNALISM?????? GOOD JOURNALISM IS NOT ABOUT CRITICISM OF GOVERNMENT OR PEOPLE. IT IS ABOUT INFORMING, EDUCATING AND ENTERTAINING THE READERS. LISTENERS OR TV VIEWERS AND A GOOD JOURNALIST CAN FULFILL ALL THESE STANDARDS WITHOUT CRITICISING THE GOVERNMENT THE WAY YOU THINK PAUL SHOULD CRITICISE GOVERNMENT.
This is why I believe lots of journalists in Ghana do not ask relevant or informative questions. I am certain Paul would not have shown up if you had sent him these questions ahead of the interview. Maybe I understand why lots of you still support surprise journalism. 28+ minutes of no content.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
The tyrannical majority in most cases are those with loud voices who are also self appointed opinion leaders. They come across as the "all knowing", but the real majority are always the silent who are usually denied the platform to say their mind
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics. Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Umaru Sanda rightly confronted Paul with thought -provoking questions that clearly irritated the interviewee. Paul will have a tough time next time if interviewed by intelligent and fearless journalist again.
You see it in the rejected views only 2. Paul, please slow down just a bit. We need to carry along a lot of people who will ensure that we survive 2024.
Mr Paul you are among the 10% good journalists in Ghana since independence to date, you have also shown that not only your comfort zone that you are excellent but cater cross wonderful.🔥👌💪✍🇧🇴
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics. Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
I wish this interview was an hour or even 2 hrs. Cos it was really interesting 🤔. Some people know what they are about ooo herrrr. I've seen Umar done some amazing interviews but this one de3 Paul showed superior knowledge. Just my opinion.
Paul. I am one of your ardent supporters and have always liked your analysis. There is this video going around where a person called in from Kumasi. This was on one of Kwadwo Sheldon's videos. You asked him where he is calling from to which he said Kumasi. You seem to dismiss him simply because he was calling from Kumasi. I think this needs some serious explanation or perhaps an apology is in order.
And his questions were thoroughly answered by Paul he was even generous in educating the young lad. Obviously Paul's detractors like yourself didn't like his succinct rebuttals like the saying goes "you can't please everyone."
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics. Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahaaa
Paul obviously came prepared and ready to jiggle any important questions thrown to him, knew very well he’s here to be screwed and ready to dodge questions and acts rude to the highly intelligent Omaru
Umaru; "we should act like a pack of dogs" what do you mean? Even if the story is not true, all journalists should support it? Putting checks on the government does not mean perpetuating lies on the government, that is not journalism, it is propaganda. Some of us are as educated as you journalists if not more, give us objective analysis. Adom Otchere, keep the good work. Damn with poor reporting and long live Ghana. Now we see what Umaru-like/Azure-like journalisms are about, rooting for governments to FAIL. SHAME!!!!!!!!
Chairman what kind of questions are you asking, seeing you to be naive of hosting your guest and it like he's school you and you're not ready to listen to the good point been made or answers to your lose questions. You should know better if you practicing journalism, In cases where by other journalist just make obvious publications in the airwaves without them been checked. Mr. Paul u got it all well going keep it up with the good.
@@kuwornumawusi6686 not everyone who goes to law school becomes a lawyer. Fixers, police, politicians, investigators, journalist go to get the knowledge and intelligence of law and use it for a different career. Now Umari will be doing the same because he wants to be as brilliant as Paul.
@@Ahoto_papa_bi very well. But my reference to him not being a lawyer was more in respect to his qualifying certification in education. My point however, if it was missed is that your equation of brilliance to an enrollment in the law school is a fallacy. There is a long line of brilliant journos who did not have any education in law i.e. dumor, avle, sefa kaye, kwaku sakyi addo etc. Paul is very articulate but that doesn't automatically make him brilliant.
@@kuwornumawusi6686 why would he need to get a certificate to practice law when he’s a journalist and has been running a successful program for 20 years? ….Yeah the point completely went over your head. Maybe you should read it several times, it might sink in.
I think it's unethical to give questions to your interviewee. This is because during the interview the conversation looks like it was made up, it isn't real. There are no emotions in the interview... Different emotions should seen and felt. Briefing the interviewee on the topic is better than giving out questions.
Umaru: If you serve on the board, are you serving in the government? Paul: Well, em to some extent, the definition of the government ....... It is absolutely clear that, Paul was uncomfortable, bcos he is a board member of the NCA, appointed by Nana Addo....lol
Getting all these reactions and comments neutral observers on your own platform that you have set to display your professionalism in journalism is like shooting your own foot.. awww that hurts..
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is old to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! Consider Umaru´s age and exposure in the field of journalism, this young man is very good.
Since when did American standards became Ghanas standards, in the US law firms advertise, ask yourself Paul if your law firm can do that in Ghana? No standard in the US is accepted in any British colony.
@kwaku baafi. Forget American or anybody's standard for the matter. What is the essence of asking a question? The essence of asking a question is to get right answers. if not for diabolic reasons and the euphoria to see people fail, the right way to ask someone a question for the right and factual answers is to give the person ample time, opportunity and convenience to present the right answers. Paul asked Host, " what do you gain in ambushing people? So even in court questions are asked based on present evidence that a previewed to the defendant. Well, no intelligent person will come to the defence of the host in this case when he is obviously being diabolic and trying fight a lost battle of Azure Manasse.
Paul thank you thank you. Ghanaians journalist walk on the path trap setting. And look like they look happy and go on ranting when they succeed in ambushing someone
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
I honestly believe that Umaru should have done more homework before interviewing Paul. I listen to Paul a lot on Good evening and i believe many of his editorials are skewed to support the ruling NPP. However, he really took Umaru to the cleaners today. Kudos to him. As i have always said, questions should be based on cold hard facts or probable cause and not innuendo😂😂👌👌
Paul is right. Attacking what one puts out based on opinion is not personality. Again if someone is voted as the best in an professional setting, does not mean the person cannot be questioned with whatever is put out by such a person.
Umaru in the UK it is the standard to send questions to the prime minister and ministers beforehand. Ghana journalists must learn the modern culture and stop being archaic.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics. Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Citi fm you are more biased towards ndc & promotes ndc agenda to the detriment of govt. Because paul is being objective with his programme and not towing your line of journalosm, you find it uncomfortable. Leave paul alone.
Paul,looks upset because some of the questions were for lack of a better word “stupid” I don’t always agree with Paul but in this instance it felt more like Umaru was on a mission to rescue the honor of Mr Azure. I usually like Umaru but this interview was embarrassing to watch.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism. All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana? Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad? Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Paul walked into an interview room & soon realized that, geez, Umaru hits "harder" This is the first time I have seen Paul under massive pressure, frustrated, uncomfortable and did well to manage his anger.
@@louisadu-amoah1504 I think Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is old to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
Paul has no smile on his face. Is he angry? Should he be angry? What is making him angry, if he is angry? If he is not angry, then why does wear a frown throughout the interview? Or, is that not a frown I see? Anyway, the fact that America does something is not reason enough that Ghana should do same. The West might have set the pace but we have a duty to create our path and travel at our own pace. Just as the lecturer introduces the student to the course and the student has to investigate on their own, so also must we, as Ghanaian journalists, figure out for ourselves, what path we will take and what pace we will go. Again, if you're running an opinion, Paul Adom, then you must agree that you're liable to be biased to the facts of the matter as they matter to you and that is unacceptable in journalism according to Kovach and Rosenstiel in their book "Elements of Journalism." Also, no one is barring you from using your platform the way you want. But you do not have to be insulting and condescending to others who are also using their platforms the way they want. You have your style, that's OK. Your style is not ok with some people, that's OK. Some others have their styles, that too is OK. You don't have to be OK with their style, that's fine. Paul Adom, YOU ARE NOT THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF JOURNALISM IN THE COUNTRY, MUCH LESS IN THE WORLD. Just as you choose your way, allow others choose their. Stop this god-factor posture you've taken in regards to the works of other journalists. And about tools of analysis, don't the books mention balance, truth, accuracy and the like? Aren't the documents you refer to the sources of information on these tools for analysis? Anyway, that's just by the way. By the way, Paul, why are you often, only ferocious when it comes to journalistic pieces that expose some dirt on the Akufo-Addo government? What about the plenty unjournalistic and unintellectual work that goes on other channels by other journalists? Why is that most often, it is underfire-members of the NPP government who appear on your show? Is that not you running a clearance or cleaning department of the Government with your platform? Does that not qualify as PR journalism? And in your opinion, if you agree what you do with your platform is PR reporting, albeit intellectual and all, is that not political propaganda? Do you believe that is what Ghana, with our democracy as nascent as it is, needs for development? And what do you mean by ambush-Journalism Paul? Define it? Does Azure ambush political officials in his writeups? Does Anas do same? Now, if in their investigative pieces, they do ambush politicians, or if the likes of Umaru and Avle do that in their shows, what is wrong with that? Is a public official not paid taxpayer's money to be well vested and abreast of their work? In any case, how do you catch a thief if you do not ambush them? Or is it your 'editorial' that this government and others before it, as well as their cronies are not thieves? Have they not stolen enough from this country and it citizens? And is that not why journalism has to pounce on them to aid accountability. I have more, but since "by their fruits, you shall know them" we move.
Paul, the guy don't know what he's doing. All his questions tells that he don't know what he's doing as journalist. Paul allegedly, the guy is bought to ask foolish questions. Paul despite you are journalist, don't go to citi fm again for interview. Paul intelligence and smartness is very huge than the guy doing the interview. He must learn from Paul, that's all. God bless Paul.
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The responses from Paul are factual, intelligent and thought provoking.
Cant help but admire his confidence always..
There are a majority of Ghana journalists who are in hurry for fame and fortune, so they bend rules, bend ethics, bend cultural, moral and professional ethics, even taking bribes and money from all sorts of sources for fame and personal riches.
Paul Adom Otchere has massive influence on the mainstrean media. They monitor comments that are contrary to his views or the govts view. We have deep info on their activities. Do not be fooled, Ghanaweb,JoyNews,Citinews, name it, Its big business
Paul is just bringing dynamism in journalism in Ghana and some people do not understand. He believes that journalists should be impartial in their work but cannot be neutral as some believe. I agree with him. He does a lot of research and presents his findings and I love it. I love his touch screen analysis and it's always amazing. He does not do "I catch you" journalism but with facts and figures. Paul, I salute you and I urge you continue to work to build mother Ghana.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics.
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Paul is too deep the 📖 📚
Well said, Paul is very good with journalism and instead of the other journalist learning from him, they are finding ways to criticise him. Ridiculous!
Pauls style of journalism. Is what keeps him relevant. Thats a fact. If You are not interested in his style of journalism. Leave him alone or stop watching him
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Perhaps, he shd first leave others to do their journalism the way they want.
In as much as I like how Paul took the host to school, the host is one of the hard hitting interviewers in Ghana.
That's testament to Paul's mastery
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 any objective minded person will admit that Paul overwhelmed Umaru. Infact he schooled Umaru howbeit Umaru is a good interviewer
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 it's not about forcing questions on your guest doesn't make u the best..it's about being informed
I'm excited for this journalist Omaru. Keep pushing for perfection.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 Paul was excellent in answering his questions
Pushing what. Aski NG questions and forcing Paul to accept his opinion and judgement? He should go and study journalism more.
This is an interview between the Old man Paul & the Young man Umaru.
Veridct = Umaru won hands down. I was never a fan of Umaru, but this guy is a "hard hitting" journalist. KUDOS.
Sincerely speaking, you could see the anger building in Paul, he was under intense pressure from the "get-go"
It’s not about the pressure bro. It’s more about the content of the discussion. Umaru himself knows that Paul handled the questions very well using benchmarks etc. - it’s like you are more interested in sensationalism.
@@gigwebsspecialists8661 Thnx 4 da feedback. Your points noted.
Umaru did well but Paul been sharp and intelligent easily demolished him.
@@desbrown9673 you r a great guy. Not many will respond as nicely as you have.
@@gigwebsspecialists8661 God bless you & thanks for your kind words.
Another beautiful response to the guys questions.
Hahaha! You've got to wake up very early in the morning to ambush Paul Adom Otchere. It's just a pleasure to watch his mind at work. Bravo Paul!
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Adom-Otchere is a gift for Ghana. He has displayed his intelligence. When you know stuff, you cannot be pushed around. The essence of education & common sense at display. Bravo, Paul.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics.
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
I never knew the depth of Pauls's intelligence till this interview.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Unfortunately, the Guggisberg journalists are all bemused at Paul’s smartness!
@@gigwebsspecialists8661 this is not smartness this is stupidity because he's been fed by his family the president so defends his wrong doings, novices
Great interview from both 👏🏿
Paul is a tough nut to crack he came to the interview like a spartan. The needle sword of Umaru couldn't penetrate Paul's tungsten shield.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 g
I admire you Paul!
This is great interview...
Paul you are Good. God bless you
Trust me Paul is the master
Paul is a sharp guy.
Omaru is even sharper
Paul is obvious sharp in intellectual dress code everything
Remember “Let the blood flow…” that was the will of the majority then… how do we feel about that now?
This is the problem we have in our educational sector. Teachers in all levels of education want to ambush learners with questions without thoroughly helping them to understand the concepts and prepare very well. Some teachers are even excited when you fail to answer their questions in an examination.
Which npp media landgard will state that Paul wasn't intelligent in any form but just defensive in the interview. He came knowing what would be asked and was still pissed at umaru for asking the hard obvious questions. Paul is an npp media bot and the npp boys all know this.
Thank you and he was very disrespectful walking off immediately like that and trying to act like he schooling the host
Cos u also NDC boat u didn't see any Intelligence and won't see which is why we are here..u want to say the likes of mugabe who do bugabuga journalism are still hailed out there by your people
Paul is not a partial person but a very neutral guy. Who I enjoys his show very much. Citi fm you are a very partial station and learn from Paul Adom.
I agree.
GEG always educating Ghanaians everywhere
I like what you do Paul
Paul really took this Sanda guy to the cleaners. Bravo
Paul Adom-Otchere is a smart guy. His answers are spot on. Great respect for him. I think he seems to lose his cool at some questions. Both the interviewer and the interviewee did a great job.
Very disrespectful of him
@@webbset I agree with u
I think this interview should be a learning experience for Umari. Paul has the facts. Umari is here to take up for another journalist. Paul is teaching this guy today. Umari is a novice. Please be prepared to learn.
You are thousand million WRONG, the intimidating attitude of Paul does not make him a know it all.
Paul is the bigger size now,.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
@@eagleseachinvestments8625 lt's all,
'Political tricks' Tweedled dee and Tweedled dumb
you are a fooooooool and a block headed man like paul adom okyere kwaasiaaaa
Paul is great at what he does
Thank you Paul for educating this young guy who is struggling to grasp on the knowledge you re giving him.
He is totally an inexperienced, blundering ineptitude of a host. He asking stupid questions.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
That was hot.....
Paul is a legend...
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Umma, Paul brings real journalism to the profession. He’s a critical analyst and objective. Most of the current journalists are bias and unprofessional. Unfortunately, some of them are corrupt. They only work for envelopes. They are not factual.
Paul is setting real journalistic practice standards in Ghana. The rest will do well to learn from him, especially the Joy News lot.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 UMARU WHO??????? FOR WHERE??????? PAUL IS THE DOYEN OF MODERN GHANA JOURNALISM. UMARU, SHOULD WATCH MORE OF PAUL AND LEARN AND HE WILL HAVE A GOOD FUTURE.
@@jakebaba2149 Have u ever heard or seen Paul ever criticized this regime under our president Nana Addo? Paul is a politician & a stomach propaganda journalist who is a board member of the NCA, politically appointed by Nana Addo. I am just stating the facts!!!
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 DOES PAUL HAVE TO CRITICISE THIS GOVERNMENT OR ANY GOVERNMENT BEFORE YOU SAY HE IS A GREAT JOURNALIST???????? HOW DOES THAT WORK AS A STANDARD FOR GOOD AND EXCELLENT JOURNALISM?????? GOOD JOURNALISM IS NOT ABOUT CRITICISM OF GOVERNMENT OR PEOPLE. IT IS ABOUT INFORMING, EDUCATING AND ENTERTAINING THE READERS. LISTENERS OR TV VIEWERS AND A GOOD JOURNALIST CAN FULFILL ALL THESE STANDARDS WITHOUT CRITICISING THE GOVERNMENT THE WAY YOU THINK PAUL SHOULD CRITICISE GOVERNMENT.
This is why I believe lots of journalists in Ghana do not ask relevant or informative questions. I am certain Paul would not have shown up if you had sent him these questions ahead of the interview. Maybe I understand why lots of you still support surprise journalism. 28+ minutes of no content.
it's obvious most of these journalists are oblivious of the subject of "conflict of interest" and its ramifications
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
there is a difference between intelligence and common sense...
I agree with Paul 100% the host did good
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
The guy is very smart even though young
Kudos to Paul . The man with wisdom and knowledge at work is what we need in Ghana but not stomach journalist .
My journalist of all times. Paul you just inspire me
The tyrannical majority in most cases are those with loud voices who are also self appointed opinion leaders. They come across as the "all knowing", but the real majority are always the silent who are usually denied the platform to say their mind
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics.
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Umaru Sanda rightly confronted Paul with thought -provoking questions that clearly irritated the interviewee. Paul will have a tough time next time if interviewed by intelligent and fearless journalist again.
You see it in the rejected views only 2. Paul, please slow down just a bit. We need to carry along a lot of people who will ensure that we survive 2024.
That is my great Paul. The broadway is the wrong way guy, in the terany of majority. Good response Paul
Mr Paul you are among the 10% good journalists in Ghana since independence to date, you have also shown that not only your comfort zone that you are excellent but cater cross wonderful.🔥👌💪✍🇧🇴
Good job paul
Maturity
Thank you Umaru. We now know the Journalists working for the government.
Paul you should know that ethically you're not supposed to ask Sanda any question..
Hot! 😅🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
😮... Justice Atuguba mentioned political galamsey.. Manasseh and Co..and sometimes Paul himself indulge in journalistic galamsey
Hahaha...Umaru you failed to ambush Paul Adom Otchere this time around. Good job Paul.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Omaru. I like the kind of questions you asked Paul. Paul is really under pressure
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics.
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Which pressure....listen to his answers..the man knows stuff this is not about foolishness
I liked this interview but Paul stood tall
Paul Paul Paul 😄man is great
Paul feeling uneasy 😂😂😂 avoiding eye contact
Paul is a great guy.. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥... He knows his job. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Paul is getting emotional...Umaru, Paul begs you calm down
I wish this interview was an hour or even 2 hrs. Cos it was really interesting 🤔. Some people know what they are about ooo herrrr. I've seen Umar done some amazing interviews but this one de3 Paul showed superior knowledge. Just my opinion.
Paul. I am one of your ardent supporters and have always liked your analysis. There is this video going around where a person called in from Kumasi. This was on one of Kwadwo Sheldon's videos. You asked him where he is calling from to which he said Kumasi. You seem to dismiss him simply because he was calling from Kumasi. I think this needs some serious explanation or perhaps an apology is in order.
Umaru needs to ask sensible questions. He has a lot of learning to do. US Presidents receive questions ahead of their press conferences!
Even when interviewing top musicians in the usa you must send him/her questions you’re preparing ask a head of time.
Paul kyere Omo!!!!!
Umaru, you bi too much... your questions are on point. Most of the guys on this comment section are blind.
Thank u
And his questions were thoroughly answered by Paul he was even generous in educating the young lad. Obviously Paul's detractors like yourself didn't like his succinct rebuttals like the saying goes "you can't please everyone."
Herrrr wegyimi oh 😂😂😂
@@Ahoto_papa_bi mɛgyimi kyen wo maami...sia
@@kofisam9650 Kwasia 😂😂😂 you are now crying. Ndc ni gyimifuo 😂😂😂. Opposition Dey pain ruff 😂😂😂😂
Smart guy, I love his intelligence
Paul thank u for putting some sense in Omaru sanda’s head
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics.
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahaaa
Paul obviously came prepared and ready to jiggle any important questions thrown to him, knew very well he’s here to be screwed and ready to dodge questions and acts rude to the highly intelligent Omaru
Umaru; "we should act like a pack of dogs" what do you mean? Even if the story is not true, all journalists should support it? Putting checks on the government does not mean perpetuating lies on the government, that is not journalism, it is propaganda. Some of us are as educated as you journalists if not more, give us objective analysis. Adom Otchere, keep the good work. Damn with poor reporting and long live Ghana. Now we see what Umaru-like/Azure-like journalisms are about, rooting for governments to FAIL. SHAME!!!!!!!!
Chairman what kind of questions are you asking, seeing you to be naive of hosting your guest and it like he's school you and you're not ready to listen to the good point been made or answers to your lose questions. You should know better if you practicing journalism, In cases where by other journalist just make obvious publications in the airwaves without them been checked. Mr. Paul u got it all well going keep it up with the good.
But why Mr Paul bore.... Was he forced to the show? is this not what he tries to do to others....he doesn't want to be questioned...big ups Umaru?
Learn
Paul is tough as Teflon. The story is that Umari picked up law school forms after this interview because he wants to be as brilliant as Paul 😂😂😂
But Paul is not a lawyer
@@kuwornumawusi6686 not everyone who goes to law school becomes a lawyer. Fixers, police, politicians, investigators, journalist go to get the knowledge and intelligence of law and use it for a different career. Now Umari will be doing the same because he wants to be as brilliant as Paul.
@@Ahoto_papa_bi very well. But my reference to him not being a lawyer was more in respect to his qualifying certification in education.
My point however, if it was missed is that your equation of brilliance to an enrollment in the law school is a fallacy. There is a long line of brilliant journos who did not have any education in law i.e. dumor, avle, sefa kaye, kwaku sakyi addo etc. Paul is very articulate but that doesn't automatically make him brilliant.
@@kuwornumawusi6686 why would he need to get a certificate to practice law when he’s a journalist and has been running a successful program for 20 years? ….Yeah the point completely went over your head. Maybe you should read it several times, it might sink in.
@@Ahoto_papa_bi ...and you have still not addressed your fallacy.
I think it's unethical to give questions to your interviewee. This is because during the interview the conversation looks like it was made up, it isn't real.
There are no emotions in the interview... Different emotions should seen and felt.
Briefing the interviewee on the topic is better than giving out questions.
Umaru: If you serve on the board, are you serving in the government?
Paul: Well, em to some extent, the definition of the government .......
It is absolutely clear that, Paul was uncomfortable, bcos he is a board member of the NCA, appointed by Nana Addo....lol
It wouldn't have been a problem serving the govt but when politicians fake media neutrals then it becomes difficult for them to answer the question
Getting all these reactions and comments neutral observers on your own platform that you have set to display your professionalism in journalism is like shooting your own foot.. awww that hurts..
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is old to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Consider Umaru´s age and exposure in the field of journalism, this young man is very good.
Since when did American standards became Ghanas standards, in the US law firms advertise, ask yourself Paul if your law firm can do that in Ghana? No standard in the US is accepted in any British colony.
Masa fa wonsem hunu fioko!
Are you aware it is the practice in the UK to send questions before briefing?
Are you serious?
@kwaku baafi. Forget American or anybody's standard for the matter. What is the essence of asking a question? The essence of asking a question is to get right answers. if not for diabolic reasons and the euphoria to see people fail, the right way to ask someone a question for the right and factual answers is to give the person ample time, opportunity and convenience to present the right answers.
Paul asked Host, " what do you gain in ambushing people? So even in court questions are asked based on present evidence that a previewed to the defendant. Well, no intelligent person will come to the defence of the host in this case when he is obviously being diabolic and trying fight a lost battle of Azure Manasse.
Sia! But you want Ghana to fix it and look like America.
Paul thank you thank you. Ghanaians journalist walk on the path trap setting. And look like they look happy and go on ranting when they succeed in ambushing someone
Paul is good. Umari has to learn somethings from Paul.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Paul woye Brutal wai,that Umari guy knows nothing I will give him only an E
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
Iron pass clay.
Paul is another
Paul is too intelligent
I honestly believe that Umaru should have done more homework before interviewing Paul. I listen to Paul a lot on Good evening and i believe many of his editorials are skewed to support the ruling NPP. However, he really took Umaru to the cleaners today. Kudos to him. As i have always said, questions should be based on cold hard facts or probable cause and not innuendo😂😂👌👌
Is a journalist beyond reproach?
That's not attack .
Paul is right. Attacking what one puts out based on opinion is not personality. Again if someone is voted as the best in an professional setting, does not mean the person cannot be questioned with whatever is put out by such a person.
Umaru in the UK it is the standard to send questions to the prime minister and ministers beforehand. Ghana journalists must learn the modern culture and stop being archaic.
You failed to apply common sense in your comments. Learn to grow up
Even when interviewing top musicians in the usa you must send him/her questions you’re preparing ask a head of time.
But thats the norm @ PM Question Time @ Westminister.
Both Paul & Umaru are right depending on the event or place.
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!! This is the only interview that, you could literally see that Paul was uncomfortable, frustrated, under-pressure and tried to use intimidating tactics.
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
And Paul is still sitting there 😂😂
He got annoyed at a point
If Azuri can says anything to defamed a sitting President that is an insults.
Citi fm you are more biased towards ndc & promotes ndc agenda to the detriment of govt. Because paul is being objective with his programme and not towing your line of journalosm, you find it uncomfortable. Leave paul alone.
Umar is confused
Lol paa
Umaru is young yet very matured and professional.
Did we watch the same interview? Or you smoking grass while watching it 😂?
@@Ahoto_papa_bi He probably was doing the latter.
Are you sure.. Thats your opinion tho 😅
@kwaku baafi, help me under better what you mean by matured and professional?
Paul looks extremely upset. His line of journalism is weak.
Sanda is young thou but yet very matured in his field of work.
Paul,looks upset because some of the questions were for lack of a better word “stupid” I don’t always agree with Paul but in this instance it felt more like Umaru was on a mission to rescue the honor of Mr Azure. I usually like Umaru but this interview was embarrassing to watch.
Look at this one too mumu
The host is damb by trying to use diabolic tactics to ambush the guest.
The ambush journalism causes sensation and social media trends. That’s Azure and Anas kind of thing. umari is defending his mentors in this video.
Very dumb
Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is older enough to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
All jokes aside, when it comes to interviewing, my goodness, Umaru is presently the best. Truth hurts!!
Umaru: Paul is that what you do @ goodevening Ghana?
Paul: Would you say the New York Times is bad?
Let me understand, who is the interviewer & who is the interviewee? LMAO!!!! Man pass Man....hahahahaha
@@akwasikoduahagyemang6800 you trying so hard. Stop it okay. You look pathetic 😏
Paul walked into an interview room & soon realized that, geez, Umaru hits "harder"
This is the first time I have seen Paul under massive pressure, frustrated, uncomfortable and did well to manage his anger.
are you for real?
That’s true very good observation
@@louisadu-amoah1504 Of Course!!!
@@webbset Paul was literally "shitting" in his pants.
@@louisadu-amoah1504 I think Paul may have mistakenly thought that, Kweku Baako was going to be the interviewer, sooner did he realize that, iron pass iron. Paul is old to be the father of Umaru, but wow, Umaru is a different class considering his age & exposure in journalism.
Paul is good
Paul has no smile on his face. Is he angry? Should he be angry? What is making him angry, if he is angry? If he is not angry, then why does wear a frown throughout the interview? Or, is that not a frown I see?
Anyway, the fact that America does something is not reason enough that Ghana should do same. The West might have set the pace but we have a duty to create our path and travel at our own pace. Just as the lecturer introduces the student to the course and the student has to investigate on their own, so also must we, as Ghanaian journalists, figure out for ourselves, what path we will take and what pace we will go.
Again, if you're running an opinion, Paul Adom, then you must agree that you're liable to be biased to the facts of the matter as they matter to you and that is unacceptable in journalism according to Kovach and Rosenstiel in their book "Elements of Journalism."
Also, no one is barring you from using your platform the way you want. But you do not have to be insulting and condescending to others who are also using their platforms the way they want. You have your style, that's OK. Your style is not ok with some people, that's OK. Some others have their styles, that too is OK. You don't have to be OK with their style, that's fine.
Paul Adom, YOU ARE NOT THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF JOURNALISM IN THE COUNTRY, MUCH LESS IN THE WORLD. Just as you choose your way, allow others choose their. Stop this god-factor posture you've taken in regards to the works of other journalists.
And about tools of analysis, don't the books mention balance, truth, accuracy and the like? Aren't the documents you refer to the sources of information on these tools for analysis?
Anyway, that's just by the way.
By the way, Paul, why are you often, only ferocious when it comes to journalistic pieces that expose some dirt on the Akufo-Addo government? What about the plenty unjournalistic and unintellectual work that goes on other channels by other journalists? Why is that most often, it is underfire-members of the NPP government who appear on your show? Is that not you running a clearance or cleaning department of the Government with your platform? Does that not qualify as PR journalism? And in your opinion, if you agree what you do with your platform is PR reporting, albeit intellectual and all, is that not political propaganda? Do you believe that is what Ghana, with our democracy as nascent as it is, needs for development?
And what do you mean by ambush-Journalism Paul? Define it? Does Azure ambush political officials in his writeups? Does Anas do same? Now, if in their investigative pieces, they do ambush politicians, or if the likes of Umaru and Avle do that in their shows, what is wrong with that? Is a public official not paid taxpayer's money to be well vested and abreast of their work? In any case, how do you catch a thief if you do not ambush them? Or is it your 'editorial' that this government and others before it, as well as their cronies are not thieves? Have they not stolen enough from this country and it citizens? And is that not why journalism has to pounce on them to aid accountability.
I have more, but since "by their fruits, you shall know them" we move.
You are Wright intellectual not ambush citi fm, joy fm ambush.
Paul, the guy don't know what he's doing. All his questions tells that he don't know what he's doing as journalist.
Paul allegedly, the guy is bought to ask foolish questions. Paul despite you are journalist, don't go to citi fm again for interview. Paul intelligence and smartness is very huge than the guy doing the interview. He must learn from Paul, that's all. God bless Paul.
School him Paul
NPP thinks they own the process this man is just a fool
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