Nana Aba Anamoah hit back after she was accused of pimping girls with her media school

Nana Aba Anamoah

Popular GH One TV host Nana Aba Anamoah has been accused of pimping young girls with her media school, SN Media Learning Tree, which collapsed in less than a year after its launch.

Hon. Kennedy Agyapong some days ago in an interview made it known that a popular female television presenter is the one pimping slay queens to politicians and later on try to blackmail them with a video.

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After his allegation, a lot of people on social media started tagging the post to GhOne’s presenter Nana Aba Anamoah as being the one the MP was referring to in his statement.

Some few days later, TV presenter AJ Poundz on her show ‘Nkonkonsa Headquarters’ on Onua TV, also alleged that Nana Aba used her media school – which she established with lawyer Sandra Ankobiah – to link young women to wealthy men.

She claimed Nana Aba Anamoah used her media school as a ‘recruitment agency’ to run the business.

Someone even came to my DM to tell me that she was in Kofi Abban’s house when Nana Aba came there to conduct one of such businesses of which she was given 20k…It’s a problem, why don’t you go alone and leave our girls alone, girls prefect. Why?” AJ Poundz questioned.

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She also Allen that Nana Aba Anamoah and her friend, Sandra Ankobiah’s deliberate attempt to pimp unsuspecting girls who were students of her now-defunct media training school, GhanaWeb reports.

To affirm her utterances, AJ Poundz added that the lady who gave the information swore on her life that it was the truth she was telling.

But responding to this, Nana Aba, who refused to comment on the matter, said she doesn’t “know the TV station” AJ Poundz made the allegations on and she is “not interested in speaking about it.”

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