“If Paul Yandoh Wants to Know If I’m Really a Lawyer, He Should Attack Amoakohene Again” —Sam George

According to a report by GHOne TV on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, Communications and Digitalisation Minister Sam George has made a bold statement about his legal profession while referring to the ongoing healthy banter between former NPP Ashanti Regional Communications Director Paul Yandoh and Asante Regional Minister Dr Frank Amoakohene.

Sam George made the statement in response to questions about his legal background, suggesting that Paul Yandoh could put his legal credentials to the test by reigniting his exchanges with Dr Amoakohene.

“If NPP’s Paul Yandoh wants to know if I’m really a lawyer, he should attack Dr Frank Amoakohene again and find out,” Sam George said.

The comment has drawn attention because of the ongoing exchanges between Yandoh and Dr Amoakohene. The two have engaged in what has been described as healthy political banter, attracting public interest.

Paul Yandoh, a former Ashanti Regional Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has been involved in exchanges with Dr Amoakohene, who currently serves as the Asante Regional Minister.

Sam George’s statement appears to link the political exchanges to his own legal expertise. By referring to Yandoh’s interactions with Dr Amoakohene, the minister suggested that another round of exchanges could provide an opportunity for people to assess his legal knowledge.

The statement has added another dimension to the exchanges involving the two political figures. It has also brought Sam George into the conversation, although the original banter has centred on Yandoh and Dr Amoakohene.

Political banter between members and supporters of different political parties often attracts public attention, particularly when prominent figures are involved. Such exchanges can generate discussions about the individuals involved and their positions on political and public issues.

Sam George’s comment is therefore likely to attract further attention as the exchanges between Paul Yandoh and Dr Frank Amoakohene continue to generate interest.

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