Adina has hit out at critics who suggested that she and her colleagues were partial as judges at the just concluded TV3 Mentor reality show.

The artiste maintained that they were never biased for even a moment when they undertook their roles as judges.

She said this prior to the grand finale of the 2020 TV3 Mentor reality show in an exclusive interview with Amansan Krakye of Kastle FM.

According to her, they did not play favourites when selecting participants for the annual event.

“This year I was at Takoradi to select the TV3 Mentor participants and I represented the southwestern zone. When I went I didn’t see anything such as favouritism like this person comes from Takoradi or Cape Coast."

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“All of them were together though few of them mentioned specifically where they hail from. In my eyes, they were all representing the southwestern zone so I didn’t take anyone out based on where they come from,” she added.

“There is this participant who comes from Axim known as Kweku Bany so I put all of them in that one bracket. I didn’t intentionally select some people based on partiality or being biased towards others,”

This came after the critics pointed out Team Adina member, Kweku Bany from the South Western Zone became the latest winner of the popular music reality show Mentor on TV3 beating competition from Ayeyi, Semenhyia and Netty to win the car and cash prize of GH¢10,000.

According to them, her team member won due to her influence.

Adina has now put out the flames of the rumours with her precise replies.