Kofi Adams Spews Garbage Whenever He Speaks – Mills Boy

Outspoken and acerbic tongue NDC activist, Samuel George, has taken the spokesperson for the Rawlingses, Kofi Adams to the cleaners, chastising him for remarks he allegedly made in a recent interview with international media giant, Bloomberg, that if elected as President of Ghana, Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings will prosecute corruption in the Mills Administration.

He described Kofi Adams’ comments as unfortunate and added that “it is sad when Kofi Adams comes on radio or on-air to spew garbage”.

A report, quoting Kofi Adams, and published on Bloomberg’s website on Thursday April 14, stated that the former First Lady and a leading contender for the NDC flagbearership race would open her eyes into several deals undertaken by the Mills Administration, especially those concerning the country’s fledgling oil industry and the controversial STX Korean housing deal.

“If elected, Agyeman-Rawlings will seek to prosecute corruption in the country’s oil industry and may try to renegotiate a $1.5 billion agreement with South Korea’s STX Corp to build 30,000 houses for the country’s security services,” Adams said.

Though Mr. Adams claims he has been misrepresented since what was put out was not what he actually meant, Samuel George went haywire and verbally skinned the NDC Deputy General Secretary alive.

Setting the records straight e-TV’s Breakfast TV Newspaper Review, the Deputy General Secretary of the NDC and spokesperson for the Rawlingses maintained that he had been quoted out of context.

However, contributing to a panel discussion on the same platform, Samuel George was emphatic that recent remarks by Kofi Adams is indicative that he and his pay masters are a bunch of confused people. Clearly incensed, the NDC activist sought to find out what the foundation of the former First Lady’s campaign message will be in the unlikely event of being elected flagbearer of the NDC.

As he turned his verbal abuse on Kofi Adams and the Rawlingses an octave higher, host of the programme, Bismark Brown, tried to assert his authority and instill some modicum of refined speech into the discussion, but all to no avail as Samuel George refused to retract his statement.

According to him, it is an undeniable fact that the spokesperson for the Rawlingses is noted for his foul language and occasionally spews garbage.

“It is sad when Kofi Adams spews garbage at times…anybody at all is liable to spew garbage,…but nobody can tell me Kofi Adams never spews garbage. …I cannot withdraw that statement because I did not mean he always does but you can’t tell me Kofi Adams has never done that,” he insisted.

The host, however, had to unceremoniously truncate the programme as the trend of the discussion turned unmannerly and offensive.