In an electrifying and unsparing appearance live from the studios of Radio Gold 90.5 FM, award-winning Ghanaian-American journalist and political commentator Kevin Ekow Baidoo Taylor took the nation by storm — once again proving that no one is above scrutiny in his book.
According to GhanaRegions.com Editor, Kevin Taylor, known for his razor-sharp critique and fearless journalism, used the iconic Radio Gold platform to launch a blistering attack on elements within the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), media personalities aligned with political interests, and misrepresentations in Ghana’s media space.
In a fiery segment that has since gone viral, he took on journalist Yaa Brefo, accusing her of distortion, deflection, and journalistic malpractice.
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“We don’t need microphones to defend power. We need integrity to hold all power to account — even the one we support,” Taylor asserted passionately.
Clapping Back at Yaa Brefo
Taylor responded strongly to recent remarks made by Yaa Brefo, claiming that she had twisted narratives and failed to uphold journalistic neutrality. Without mincing words, he challenged her to reclaim the integrity of her profession and stop “feeding the public half-truths for political convenience.”
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“When journalists become gatekeepers for politicians, the people suffer,” he said.
Blasting Alexander Afenyo-Markin
The spotlight then shifted to Afenyo-Markin, the NPP’s leader in Parliament, who came under direct fire for what Taylor described as “manipulative rhetoric and political escapism.”
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“You can’t be preaching democracy while plotting schemes in the shadows,” Taylor charged.
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“Afenyo-Markin represents the polished face of a party still dancing in denial.”
Okatakyie Afrifa-Mensah — “A Microphone Mercenary”
Kevin Taylor didn’t spare Okatakyie Afrifa-Mensah either. Known for his outspoken pro-NPP stance, Afrifa-Mensah was branded as someone who has “abandoned truth in favor of loud, unsubstantiated propaganda.”
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“He is loud, but not wise. Charisma without conscience is dangerous in a fragile democracy like ours,” Taylor declared.
NPP Leadership — “Still in Denial”
Even though the NPP is now in opposition, Taylor stressed that their current posture reflects a party refusing to take responsibility for the economic mess and democratic decay it presided over before losing power.
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“They are in opposition but still behave like they’re in government — zero reflection, zero accountability. It’s as if they think the 2024 loss was a fluke,” he mocked.
Paul Adom-Otchere — “Still Serving Power, Just Louder”
In perhaps his sharpest jab of the day, Taylor went after Paul Adom-Otchere, host of Good Evening Ghana, accusing him of continuing his role as “a media appendage of the former regime.”
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“Even in opposition, Paul can’t stop spinning. He is a specialist in sanitizing failure and manufacturing illusions,” Taylor fired.
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@ghanaregions Okatakyie Afrifa, Yaa Brefo & Afenyo-Markin missed call 📞 from Kevin Taylor on Radio Gold. #foryou #MultiDebrichGroup #GhanaRegions ♬ original sound – Ghana Regions
A Voice That Echoes Across Political Lines
Kevin Taylor’s latest appearance was not just an attack on the NPP — it was a call for all Ghanaians, including supporters of the now-ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), to stay alert and hold every political actor accountable. He emphasized that power corrupts when the people go silent.
- “Whether it’s NDC in power or NPP in power, the truth must never take a vacation.”
Finally, GhanaRegions.com can confirmed that, Kevin Taylor’s unfiltered voice continues to disrupt the status quo. By calling out both media bias and political dishonesty, he positions himself not as a partisan figure — but as a watchdog in the truest sense.
His return to Radio Gold 90.5 FM marks a bold chapter in Ghana’s media discourse, especially at a time when Ghanaians are demanding truth, integrity, and fearless accountability.
