Nana Aba Anamoah Resigns From TV3 Network

TV3’s star news anchor, Nana Aba Anamoah has resigned from the station.

The action comes after the ‘Diva’ host was suspended following an alleged involvement in an "online information and photo theft".

In a letter to the management of TV3, Anamoah wrote "I write to officially express my sincere thanks to the board and management of TV3 Network as I notify you of my resignation with immediate effect.

"I recall with fondness how my now very distinguished TV career journey began at TV3. The struggles and sacrifices we endured, sometimes at the expense of our lives and risk of losing close family and friends.

"My firm belief, unquestionable loyalty and commitment to the TV3 brand have never been in doubt. Indeed, I did everything humanly possible to guard jealously, protect firmly and stand by TV3 through thick and thin; an action that has earned me many foes within my social circles.

"I tried to resign on a number of occasions to pursue other interests or further academic studies but TV3 persuaded me to defer my decision on all occasions, out of respect, I obliged.

"I, however, find the decision by the management and board of TV3 to suspend me rather disappointing and a sign of ingratitude from an organisation that I have committed twelve years of my adult life to.

"For something I consider peripheral and not even remotely connected to the elements of my job (which I have delivered with uttermost capability) I was expecting the management and board to be more circumspect in their decision making: suffice to say you have a responsibility to manage an organisation and I have a responsibility to pursue my chosen career honourably and with all the respect that I can garner.

"I would like to state on record that I have never been involved in what you describe as photo theft and will do everything within my power to repair the damage that your publication may have caused.

"I wish you, the management, board and staff of TV3, the very best of success.

"Once again, thank you".

Source: Ghana./StarrFMonline.com/103.5FM