- Vim Lady questions backlash against King Paluta for greeting VP Bawumia
- Celebrities participate in Mahama Walk to support democracy and former President John Mahama
- Vim Lady criticizes intolerance towards King Paluta's choice to interact with VP Bawumia
Media personality Afia Pokua, popularly known as Vim Lady, has raised concerns over the recent criticism faced by singer King Paluta following his interaction with Vice President and New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential candidate, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.
In a video shared by Vim Lady, several celebrities were seen participating in the recently concluded Mahama Walk, an event organized to support former President John Mahama and highlight the significance of democracy and political engagement in Ghana. The video featured prominent figures such as broadcaster Kwasi Kyei Darkwah (KKD), actor and former National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary candidate aspirant Fred Nuamah, and others.
Vim Lady commended the participation of celebrities in the Mahama Walk, emphasizing its positive impact on democracy in Ghana. However, she expressed disappointment over the harsh criticism directed at King Paluta for merely greeting Vice President Bawumia during a separate event.
In a caption accompanying the video, Vim Lady wrote: “I like how celebrities participated in the Mahama Walk. It’s good for our democracy, so why were some people attacking King Paluta for greeting Bawumia? The guy didn’t even endorse or support Bawumia.”
Vim Lady highlighted that King Paluta’s greeting was not an endorsement, pointing out the intolerance displayed by some individuals towards others’ choices and interactions.
