Nana Ama Mcbrown refuses to speak about Yvonne Nelson

Ghanaian media figure At the red carpet presentation of the film Coming to Africa: Welcome to Ghana, Nana Ama McBrown resisted questions from a reporter.
McBrown declined to express her thoughts on Yvonne Nelson's autobiography in front of the camera.
She clarified that their meeting wasn't related to Yvonne Nelson's book.
With the justification that nobody knows what tomorrow will bring, Ghanaian TV anchor Nana Ama McBrown abruptly ended questioning concerning Yvonne Nelson's autobiography.

The Onua TV host claimed that she would refrain from commenting on Yvonne Nelson's autobiography due to the uncertainty surrounding everyone's individual stories.

As she shared some of her most deep thoughts with the public in her memoir, Yvonne Nelson's work ignited intense debate in the nation.

Regarding the video memoir of Yvonne Nelson, Nana Ama McBrown declines to comment.
Yvonne Nelson's memoir and Nana Ama McBrown's together Thanks to @iamamamcbrown and @yvonnenelsongh for the photo. From Instagram
When a reporter pressed Nana Ama McBrown on I Am No Yvonne Nelson, she steadfastly declined to participate in public discussion.

I have no knowledge. Never would I respond to it. It is not included in this. We've come to see the film Coming to Africa. We both don't know what the future holds, so don't ask. I regret some of the things I've done and said. Moving on, you are unsure of what will occur tomorrow.
People respond to Nana Ama McBrown's critique of the book by Yvonne Nelson.
The majority of people thought McBrown's reaction to the reporter was the best. Her continued maturity and wisdom were praised.

Comment from Lilian Chinasa Njoku:

Clever response. Her maturity is wonderful.
In her comment, Hannah Addo Boahene:

This makes me love you more, sister. Maturity.
As Linda Adu said:

May the Almighty God continue to shower you with his knowledge and blessings, Mcbrown
Nketia As Louis Effah said:

My respect is with you, Nana; you are blessed with wisdom.
McBrown brightens the waakye vendor's day by serving waakye to clients.
In other news, Nana Ama McBrown reportedly attracted a crowd to the streets of Nima Market in Accra, according to YEN.com.gh.

The Onus TV host got out of her upscale vehicle to purchase waakye from a street vendor. But in the end, she assisted the woman in serving the clientele.