Ghanaians have expressed their discontent over footage circulating on social media that appears to show Sammy Gyamfi, the Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Gold Board, engaged in a private meeting with the controversial figure Nana Agradaa.
The video reportedly captures Gyamfi handing over a substantial amount of money, alleged to be in US dollars, to the former fetish priestess now turned evangelist.
The public reaction has been swift and fierce, with many citizens, including some outspoken members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), condemning Gyamfi’s actions. Some party loyalists, however, appear more inclined to defend him, pledging to protect their own amidst the growing controversy. “This issue will not go anywhere. Sammy is Ibrahim’s person, and the Chief of Staff cannot do anything substantial,” remarked one party member, suggesting that the summons was merely a political maneuver. “Mr. Debrah is just calling him so the people of Ghana will think he’s addressing the issue. Sammy, keep sharing, okay? It’s your time to help Agradaa, the needy.”
Comments from Ghanaians on social media have been equally pointed. One user expressed disbelief at the idea of carrying such large sums of cash, stating, “You can’t go to a funeral and eat with your enemies; they will put something in your drink and kill you. Sammy Gyamfi is lacking home sense.”
Another individual weighed in with a more pointed critique, reminding Gyamfi of the line between discretion and indiscretion, stating, “Dear Sammy, the difference between discretion and indiscretion is the prefix ‘in,’ of which you can easily miss. Politics aside, how on earth can you, Sammy, discreetly dine with a provocateur?”
As the saga unfolds, skepticism remains high regarding the intentions behind Chief of Staff Julius Debrah’s summons. “He is just calling him in for tea at the Jubilee House, nothing more,” said a concerned observer. “If he really means well, he should refer Gyamfi to the Special Prosecutor.”
With calls for accountability echoing throughout the nation, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the heightened scrutiny facing public officials in Ghana, particularly as they navigate the complex interplay of politics, ethics, and public trust. As Ghanaians await further developments, the conversation surrounding accountability in leadership continues to gain momentum.
Social media reactions by angry Ghanaians
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
