If I were the president I would fire Sammy Gyamfi- Kennedy Agyapong

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Razak Musah Abdul

Kennedy Agyapong, Sammy Gyamfi And John Mahama

Top member of the New Patriotic Party and former Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Hon. Kennedy Agyapong has broken his silence on the Agradaa- Sammy Gyamfi saga.

The loudmouth politician joined other NPP bigwigs at the Central University earlier today, May 14 to have a pep talk as well engage with the students over there, and in his speech, decided to add his cent to the trending topic.

Speaking on the Sammy Gyamfi and Agradaa brouhaha, Kennedy Agyapong noted that the president made a mistake in his decision.

Kennedy Agyapong does not see any sense in President John Mahama and the NDC at large pardoning the Ghanaian politician and the Chief Executive Officer of Precious Minerals Marketing Company.

According to Hom. Kennedy Agyapong, if he were the president of Ghana, would have fired Sammy Gyamfi.

He said, “If I were the president, right away, not even a second”.

Meanwhile, Sammy Gyamfi has officially reacted to the trending topic that involves him, saying that “Folks, I have taken notice of the wave of criticisms against my person in the last 24 hours”.

According to Sammy Gyamfi, “I sincerely thought that I was doing this act of kindness in private, and never imagined that same could find its way into the public space. That is unfortunate and regrettable”.

Admitting his mistakes, Sammy Gyamfi asked Ghanaians to forgive him, stating that “I must say that, I understand the uproar that this gesture has generated, particularly from comrades who are sincerely hurt by same. To all such comrades, I AM SINCERELY SORRY for this unfortunate act of indiscretion. I respect and appreciate your views.”

Ending his write up on his official Facebook page, Sammy Gyamfi said My view of public office as a privilege to serve society, solve problems and help others, has not changed. I remain focused on the task entrusted to me by His Excellency, the President for the development of our country.”