Nana Aba Anamoah demands proof of Malik Basintale's 2,000 jobs

A bold coconut-husk job promise from last year just got a very public receipt check from a top Ghanaian journalist.

Nana Aba Anamoah wants the proof

• Nana Aba Anamoah publicly grilled Malik Basintale online.
• His 2,000 permanent-job claim triggered the callout.
• The Youth Employment Agency still hasn't shown any evidence.
• Basintale's original post hyped coconut-husk recycling gigs.

What was actually promised back then

• Basintale pitched eco-friendly jobs from waste coconut husks.
• Coir fibre, green packaging, and biomass fuel were floated.
• Environmental cleanup and youth employment got bundled together.
• Social media went wild with product suggestions initially.

Accountability pressure keeps building

• Anamoah demanded names, roles, and sustainability structures.
• Critics say the YEA boss overpromised during the election season.
• Youth employment delays fuel the growing frustration.
• Nobody has seen any tangible rollout so far.