Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation Sam George has responded to Paul Yandoh’s questions about why he pursued legal studies while serving as a minister, challenging him to test his legal expertise in court.
Speaking on Oyerepa TV, Sam George jokingly suggested that Yandoh’s focus on him means he wants to add Ningo-Prampram area to his political attacks. Adding to what he already has with the Ashanti Regional Minister, Frank Amoakohene.
“It is as if Frank Amoakohene is not enough for him and he would want to come to Ningo-Prampram; the sea shore,” Sam George said.
The minister further argued that while Yandoh spent time engaging with the media and on social media, he used his time to study law.
“But the time he was using to play on the media and the social media, I used mine to learn,” he stated.
Responding to questions about his legal qualifications and ability, Sam George challenged Yandoh to test him in court by attacking Frank Amoakohene.
“So if he wants to know I am truly a lawyer, he should try my brother Frank Amoakohene and he will see what I can do to him at the court of law,” the minister said.
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