Ranking Member on the Defence and Interior Ministry, Rev. Ntim Fordjour has indicated that if he wanted to be popular, he would have rather released a gospel hit song.
His comments comes on the back of attacks and trolls via social media after his allegations of drug trafficking in Ghana was subjected to strict proof.
According to him, he was performing his oversight responsibility as a member of Parliament.
“If I wanted to be popular, I would have released the biggest gospel hit and then I would have had the biggest viewership. It has nothing to do with it.”
“It’s a Minority decision to exercise our oversight and particularly to ensuring that our country is safe,” he told Channel One Television in an interview.
