Ace broadcaster, Paul Adom-Otchere has intelligently replied Onua TV’s morning show host, Godsbrain Captain Smart for insulting him in an episode for his continuous defence of the Akufo-Addo led government.
“Nana Addo cannot sack Ken because they are both corrupt. Paul Adom-Otchere is my senior but he is a fool.
“The Asante Bediatuo and Gabby who have been giving you money say you’re an idiot. You’re fooling a lot. Stop it.
“Why do you want to redefine conflict of interest? If you are not careful, politics will make you a useless being at the disadvantage of the ordinary,” Captain Smart said on Onua TV.
Reacting to comments by the controversial media personality, Adom-Otchere made a mockery of Captain Smart’s intellectual abilities and encouraged him to engage in a lot more research to educate his viewers as the media seek to do in their core mandate.
“Mr. Smart if anything bring back the black spectacles you wear. Early morning like 6am, you sit on tv wearing shades I don’t know if you want to be huhudious or some Al Qaeda boss”, he said.
It will be recalled that “Ghana’s Finest” Kwesi Kyei Darkwah (KKD) made an appearance on GTV Breakfast Show, where he bemoaned the hardship in Ghana at the detriment of the poor majority who are struggling to make earns meet.
KKD in his argument intimated that a whistleblower informed him that, Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta stands to earn more money whenever the government applies for a loan facility either from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) or the Eurobond.
It is in light of this that he seized the opportunity to lash out at the government and its apparatchiks, labelling them as thieves.
KKD’s ’emotional’ submission caught the attention of Paul Adom-Otchere who took to the touch screen analysis on “Goodevening Ghana” to flaw the argument with facts and figures which revealed that Ken Ofor-Atta’s Data Bank have been fronting financial advice for the government since the erstwhile John Mahama administration.
KKD then made another appearance on Captain Smart’s show and was given an opportunity by the host to react to Paul Adom-Otchere’s analysis.
