Present Yourself
TV Personality. Journalist. Broadcaster. Presenter. Columnist. Entrepreneur.
Nana Akua Amoatemaa-Appiah was born in Newcastle-upon Tyne, her parents came from Ghana in the 60’s. The family relocated to American when she was 11 and she got a place at an all girls private boarding school in the UK due to her talent as a gymnast. This was where her journey really began. Sheer determination saw her through to University where she studied Business and Finance and realised her natural ability.
Nana Akua’s story starts in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, where she was born to Ghanaian parents, igniting a blend of cultural richness that shapes her identity. Growing up, her sharp intellect and determination led her to study Business and Finance at university, but it was her early leap into television that truly defined her path.
Starting with roles on shopping channels like Bid-Up.TV, Nana’s natural charisma shone through, setting her apart even in her first on-screen moments. That spark carried her forward, from local BBC gigs to national exposure, proving her roots were just the beginning of a bold, multifaceted career.
Nana Akua has carved out a dynamic presence in television, evolving from a fresh face to a respected broadcaster. Her journey took her through BBC regional shows like Look East and into the lively world of morning TV with GB News’ The Great British Breakfast. Now, as the host of her own weekend show, Nana Akua, she brings sharp commentary and a fearless approach to news and debate. Her versatility—spanning continuity announcing, panel discussions, and solo hosting—marks her as a standout talent, captivating audiences with every appearance.
Nana Akua became a regular weekly columnist for over a year for Mail Online. which has the highest online circulation in the world of any newspaper. Her take on the political landscape made her a readers favourite. Tackling issues such as race, gender and the behaviour of our political classes, Nana’s weekly Mail Online column, was a must read and regularly featured in print in The Daily Mail. She continues to write for the Mail and of course for GB News. Nana is currently penning her first book which she aims to have ready mid 2026.
