The Director of Local Government, Decentralization, and Rural Development at the Presidency, Mr. Dennis Miracles Aboagye, has said that Martin Kpebu, a private attorney, makes stupid comments on subjects because he doesn't research them beforehand.
He counseled Mr. Kpebu to make learning and reading widely a priority so that he might avoid making ignorant remarks in the open.
Mr. Kpebu mentioned that Miracles Aboagye was a part of "the over-bloated office of the government machinery" on Saturday, December 3, while speaking on the Key Points on TV3.
At that point, Miracles Aboagye was about to pounce on the performance of the Black Stars during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, which was the main subject of conversation on the show that morning.
After finishing their presentations on this subject, Mr. Kpebu and the other panelist, Tamale Central lawmaker Murtala Mohammed, left the room.
I'm glad to see [Dennis Miracles Aboagye] here, Mr. Kpebu said in response to Miracles Aboagye's preparation to offer his opinion. You are a component of the bureaucracy that is overburdened in the government.
Lawyer, I am the last person you will go on that tangent with," stated a frustrated Miracles Aboagye in response. The program will continue if you join me as I veer off course. A lot of the information you lack knowledge on, including the figures and other things, is incorrect.
"How can Denis Miracles Aboagye be supervising over a Minister?" Kpebu shot back in response.
You shouldn't strike during negotiations since it puts the opposing side under pressure, according to the NLC to UTAG Miracles He received a reply from Aboagye, who said, "Look at lawyer Kpebu, how can lawyer Kpebu be giving us advice on running the country? If you are advising Nana Addo, you are a lawyer, you need to admit that. What have you accomplished for yourself lately, Dankwa Akufo-Addo?
You seem to know nothing at all about the problems, in my opinion. You have an inflated ego; managing an organization has nothing to do with age, experience, or experience level.
Kpebu enquired once more. What is the length of your professional experience?
You are ignorant, number one, because I don't oversee any ministers, Miracles retorted. If you had read the material first and then paid attention to the issues, you wouldn't have said something so illiterate. Second, in order to be able to do what I do, I have a lot of experience—at the very least, I have worked for 13 years straight. You do this to almost every sector, even though you don't have my CV and have no idea about my professional background. You just come on TV and make ignorant remarks.
Try to comprehend the problems, educate yourself on them, and make sense of them. Because you didn't know about it, you planned a protest, but fewer than 100 people showed up. You could not even put together a standard demonstration; yours was the worst.
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