I do not salute E.T Mensah; It does not feed me, I do not feed it – Sam George | Policy

The MP for Ningo Prampram in the Greater Accra region, Samuel Nartey George, said that he had made the decision not to greet his predecessor, Enoch Teye (ET) Mensah, whenever the two meet because Mr. Mensah does not put food on his table. .

Mr. Sam George, however, said that if the former Minister of Youth and Sports needed help as an elector, he was ready to give him this help.

Mr. Sam George explained on Vim Talk, hosted by Afia Pokua, that since the parliamentary primaries of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in 2015, where, [Sam George] defeated Mr Mensah, the most senior sports minister in the history of the Fourth Republic disagreed with him [Sam George] for reasons that he does not know.

After the NDC's internal polls in 2015, Mensah accused Same George of blinding him and denigrating him on the radio during the campaign.

"Sam George has decried and mistreated me by the media. Therefore, I will not accept an apology unless he presents them through the medium by which he destroyed me, "Mensah told Accra-based Okay FM on Tuesday. November 24, 2015.

But Mr. Sam George told Vim Talk that after the election, he had asked key figures inside and outside the CND to apologize to Mr. Mensah on his behalf. [Mr Mensah] refused to accept the apology.

Prampram's legislator said that since Mr. Mensah had refused to accept his apology, he had refused to greet him every time they met.

"In all honesty, as a Christian, I can not lie, I do not greet him every time we see each other. The last three times we met, I did not greet him, "Sam Goerge said.

He continued, "After our 2015 primaries, I went to see our party's dignitaries to apologize to him, because if I had offended him, he had to forgive me. Former Vice President Amissah Arthur set up a committee of Baba Kamara and Sam Gabah and spoke with him, but he did not listen to them. I also went to see the chiefs and the traditional authorities of Ningo and Prampram, I went to Archbishop Palmer-Buckle, I went to see a former Methodist moderator so that these people apologize in my favor, but he has not listened to them yet.

"I remember the last time he came to Parliament, I was in the company of three of my fellow MPs, but he shook hands with the three and shunned me. This also happens at funerals and other gatherings. This has been going on for years. I gave him respect, he does not respect himself, I will not allow him to bring me to his level.

"He is my elector, I am his deputy. If he needs help, I will offer him this help. "
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