‘I have not been appointed by President Mahama to any office’ – Joselyn Dumas debunks rumours

Actress and film producer Joselyn Dumas has refuted claims that she has been appointed as Deputy Director of Diaspora Affairs under President John Dramani Mahama's administration. The rumors have been circulating online, and the actress clarified during an interview that she has never worked at the Diaspora Affairs Office or held any government position.

She dismissed the reports as false during the interview, stating that she remains focused on her career in the entertainment industry. When asked about any resignation from the position, Dumas emphasized that she had never worked in the office at all. She further questioned the origin of the appointment reports, asserting that she had not seen any announcement on her social media platforms.

Despite rejecting the purported appointment, Dumas used the opportunity to discuss her understanding of leadership. She stated that leadership extends beyond holding public office or occupying prominent positions, and instead involves making a positive impact through everyday actions, particularly in guiding and supporting younger people.

Dumas highlighted that using her public platform and personal experiences to inspire young people to become better versions of themselves is one way she contributes to society. "My life is an example of, you know, you can still be in the limelight and still give back and do things for people. And that's leadership," she concluded.