Mohammed Adams Sukparu rejected concerns about potential conflicts with Minister-designate Sam George during his parliamentary committee appearance on Friday, July 25. The Deputy Minister-designate for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation emphasized their established relationship predates their current government positions. Sukparu, who represents Sissala West constituency, described their professional bond as built on trust and mutual respect. The collaboration emerged naturally from their previous working history, which began before Sukparu entered Parliament in 2021.
Public observers had questioned whether personality differences might create workplace tensions between the two officials. Sukparu dismissed these concerns and highlighted their shared commitment to achieving ministry objectives under the Mahama administration. The deputy minister expressed confidence that their partnership would function effectively, noting that Sam George accepted their working arrangement after presidential consultation. Their combined experience positions them to advance the ministry's strategic priorities. Sukparu affirmed his dedication to supporting his superior while contributing his skills to their collective success.
Public observers had questioned whether personality differences might create workplace tensions between the two officials. Sukparu dismissed these concerns and highlighted their shared commitment to achieving ministry objectives under the Mahama administration. The deputy minister expressed confidence that their partnership would function effectively, noting that Sam George accepted their working arrangement after presidential consultation. Their combined experience positions them to advance the ministry's strategic priorities. Sukparu affirmed his dedication to supporting his superior while contributing his skills to their collective success.
