It has become so obvious that if you can insult people very well, you are awarded a position when your government comes to power, and that is bad. - Nana Anima Wiafe-Akenten

It has proven that if you learn your mother tongue you get to know the basic tenets of the Ghanaian culture which frowns on engaging in open insults or character assassination, something we see in our political space now.

There are things that are known to be taboos but are mentioned anyhow on radio by some of these Twi presenters on both TV and radio.

We can start from somewhere by making Ghanaian languages compulsory subjects from the kindergarten (KG) to the senior high school (SHS) level.