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“My wife takes care of me “- Sam George credits wife

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During his vetting before Parliament’s Appointments Committee on January 30, Samuel Nartey George, Minister-Designate for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation, offered a candid and light-hearted response when asked about his sources of income beyond his parliamentary salary.

In a brief but telling exchange with Alexander Afenyo-Markin, the Ranking Member of the Appointments Committee, George responded with a smile: “My wife takes care of me.” His comment was met with laughter and positive reactions from committee members, revealing a more personal side of the politician known for his strong stance on national issues.

The remark, which highlighted George’s appreciation for his wife’s support, quickly gained traction on social media, with many Ghanaians praising his openness and sincerity. His lighthearted comment provided a rare, relatable moment in the typically formal atmosphere of parliamentary vetting.

Source:TheDotNews

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