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@metrotvgh This old man though. Twea!

PERENNIAL FLOODING "Governance is not magic." - Kwesi Pratt Jnr (Fmr. Managing Editor, Insight Newspaper) #MetroNews #metrotvonline

Nobody said “the Ministry” personally entered my DM. The point was simple: the official NITA account engaged me to host/co-host a space on the NITA Bills, said NITA was hosting it, sent the flyer/link, and later said the time change was based on “Minister’s instructions.” Now you’re shifting the goalpost to “show contact from the Ministry” because it is convenient. If NITA had no authority to engage stakeholders on a NITA Bill Space, then that is your Ministry’s coordination problem, not “cheap lies” from the public. You cannot hide behind technical distinctions when it suits you, then use the same agency to engage the public when it suits you. The issue is still the same: answer the legitimate questions about the bills. Stay focused o

@tetteh991 @samgeorgegh Gyama woyare

@samgeorgegh U are a potential President and perhaps the first that will come from the Ga adangbe state, respectfully don't spend much time on these FOOLS, when they can't match ur energy they call u arrogant and stuff. Please stay alert these are traps

Please do. Show me any contact to you from the MINISTRY. That was exactly what I said. I repeat that NO ONE from the Ministry reached out to you to host an X Space. NITA is not responsible for policy making. Bills are sponsored by Ministries and not Agencies. The X Space was organised by the Ministry and not the Agency. Take your time and know the difference. Whoever you engaged was NOT from the Ministry and had no authority to hold an X Space on an issue emanating from the Ministry. Thank you. 🦁🇬🇭

@samgeorgegh Aku Dzata ei sometimes silence is golden. It’s not everything you need to come out and expatiate yourself. It makes you look like a moron at times.

@koboateng Aku Gyata

@tech_twi I don’t know why President Mahama is still keeping this guy at the ministry and vigorously collapsing his government. He needs to be sacked ASAP. He’s an enemy to the citizens.

NITA deleted this from their page before Sam George started asking for evidence. NITA needs to be scrapped because they are neither transparent nor credible. You can’t agree to a hosting agreement on your page, later delete it, and then ask people for evidence.

@koboateng That guy is a complete liar. One erroneous impression I’ve witnessed from him is that he feels he is eloquent hence sensible. Akoa y3 fish 🐠 😂

Sam George lies with a level of confidence that should worry everybody.

@samgeorgegh Aku Dzata😂. Carry on. It’s your time but the ending might be miserable.

My name is Samuel Nartey George. 🦁🇬🇭 #HyeWonHye #ThatWhichFireCannotBurn

@koboateng Nana B sincerely your level of thoughtfulness only few Ghanaians possess such qualities. Majority of us have myopic minds and don’t have any vision in life. So for the development of Ghana de3 it will take ages. Not our time

@pazunre @koboateng Senior I don’t think such transactional charge was done at the blind side of the government. I’m really optimistic MTN doesn’t have that solitary capacity to do that. I stand to be corrected though.

Give them their flowers when they listen 👍 💐 More of this please 🙏🏾 and we can all be friends 😊 😂

@tech_twi He’s doing opposite and worse

I don’t hate Sam George personally. I hate that he is still at that ministry because, from 2017 to 2024, he was part of us demanding that Ursula Owusu do better. That made many of us believe he was part of us and truly understood the struggles of the tech community. Now he has the opportunity to make an impact for the very people who supported him, but he is doing the opposite. That is why many people, including me, are holding him to his own words.

@tech_twi No food now bro😂 Ministry of Agriculture is also gone.

Within 48 hours, major government related websites in Ghana reportedly faced compromises and attacks, and honestly this should be a wake up call. Ghana already has enough talented young developers, cybersecurity experts, engineers, and tech creators. The problem has never been lack of talent, but rather lack of support, investment, opportunities, and trust in the local tech ecosystem. Instead of creating frustration in the tech space through bills and restrictions, government should focus more on enabling innovation, supporting startups, strengthening cybersecurity infrastructure, and working together with the youth. Countries that lead in technology today succeeded because they created environments where innovation could thrive, not environments driven by fear and excessive control. The tech community in Ghana has voiced concerns strongly enough already. What many people want now are positive signs, genuine engagement, and policies that encourage growth instead of discouraging young innovators. Ghana has the potential to become one of Africa’s strongest tech hubs if the right support systems are put in place.

Ministry of Agriculture website has also been hacked.

@Gen_Buhari_ @osibisa09 Ministry of Health website is also gone.

The MINISTRY OF INTERIOR WEBSITE IS HACKED AND THE DOMAIN IS BEING REDIRECTED to ad farming site This is dangerous and unnecessary cyber warfare entertain by Sam George and his crew

@tech_twi Ministry of Health website is also gone.

The moment the government started pushing a bill targeting tech bros in Ghana, the Interior Ministry website got hacked within 48 hours. Maybe this should send a message to them that you can’t control us, but we can help make the country a better place when they start enabling us. I hope they learn from this and drop that bill.

I repeat MOH website is also Down. @NITA your real mandate is needed asap

@koboateng Hmmm

Ministry of Health website has also been hacked. What is really going on? Site: moh.gov.gh

@CSAGhana @samgeorgegh @NITAGhana

@gemini_dna Kindly check the ministry of interior website. Some Asians are dancing on it.😂

Where are my Cybersecurity colleagues at? Do you know you can be finned 60,000 to 600,000 for proving a government website? Yes you are not allowed to check if the website is secured or not, if you do jail straight.

Despite a very full plate, I have been needled by a Ghanaian business journo friend of mine based in NYC to have a go at the debate that has taken Ghana's tech community by storm: the draft NITA bill. My short essay effectively aligns with what everyone else is saying: shred the bill and come back with something more aligned with modern tech reality! But in the tradition of the Scarab, I try to go into a bit more detail than most mainstream pieces. I also point out something that seems missing in the debate. With the rapid surge of technologies like AI, everyone is or will soon be doing stuff previously considered "ICT professional stuff." Licensing ICT professionals is akin to licensing bloggers in today's rowdy information environment: trying to stop a hurricane by blowing fumes from one's mouth. brightsimons.com/2026/05/the-dr…