I am a professional and experienced attention seeker; i know how to get your attention — A Plus
Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central, Hon. Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A Plus, has once again stirred public conversation after boldly describing himself as a “professional and experienced attention seeker.”
Speaking during an interview on JoyPrime with host Mercury Quaye, the outspoken lawmaker made the remark while discussing his public persona and communication style.
“I am a professional and experienced attention seeker. I know how to get your attention, and I love it,” A Plus stated candidly.
The comment, delivered with confidence, drew reactions both in the studio and across social media, with many interpreting it as a strategic acknowledgment of his unconventional approach to politics and activism.
Known for his outspoken nature long before entering Parliament, A Plus has built a reputation for making bold statements, engaging in public debates, and addressing national issues in a manner that often dominates headlines. His transition from political activist and musician to Member of Parliament has not diminished his flair for dramatic and attention-grabbing commentary.
During the interview, he suggested that capturing public attention is sometimes necessary to drive conversations and push issues into the national spotlight. According to him, in a fast-moving media environment, one must understand how to command attention to ensure that important matters are not ignored.
Observers note that A Plus’ communication style has consistently set him apart from many of his colleagues in Parliament. While critics argue that his methods can be controversial, supporters believe his boldness makes him relatable and effective in engaging the youth and politically conscious citizens.
The interview has since gone viral, sparking debate about whether attention-seeking in politics is a flaw or a deliberate communication strategy in the modern media age.
As discussions continue, one thing remains clear: A Plus knows how to get Ghanaians talking, and by his own admission, he enjoys every moment of it.
