A professor known as Stephen Adei issued a warning to the reporter, Paul Adom Otchere, who anchors the Good Evening Ghana show on Metro TV and Chairman of the Ghana Airport Company Ltd. Prof. Stephen Adei responded to statements made by Mr. Otchere about Togbe Afede’s ex-gratia payments in an interview on TV3 Ghana tonight.
If he were in Paul Adom Otchere’s shoes, Stephen Adjei says he would shut quiet. He clarified this, revealing that some positions in the country prevent people in certain roles from expressing certain statements in the media. He also stated that Paul Adom Otchere is transitioning from a journalist to a politician.
What is Paul Adom Otchere’s problem? Does he want to do it for others when they have other priorities? Sadly, Paul Adom Otchere has become a famous politician rather than a journalist.
“He shouldn’t be the one to bring it up. He serves as Chairman of the Ghana Airport Company. In what role is he speaking? Certain positions have their own set of ethics. If I were him, I’d keep quiet. Not because he isn’t capable, but because he holds a position of national responsibility ” he stated.
Professor Stephen Adjei believes that Togbe Afede’s actions were laudable, and he anticipates that more people will emulate his character. He went on to say that Togbe Afede should not be chastised the way Paul Adom Otchere is.
According to the Ghanaian State Council, journalist Paul Adom-Otchere is an adversary because he was a big termite undermining Ghana’s roots.
Togbe Afede XIV, the paramount chief of Asogli State, had been accused of insincerity by the journalist for returning a significant ex gratia payment made to him during his time as a member of the Council of State. Togbe Afede XIV’s decision to return the ex gratia that he was legally entitled to served as ammunition for the president’s critics to accuse him of corruption, Paul believed. What do you make of this? Please leave your comment after reading and do well to tap on the follow button for more stories.
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