HON. SAMUEL NARTEY GEORGE: THE DIGITAL GENERAL GHANA DIDN’T KNOW IT NEEDED BUT NOW CAN’T DO WITHOUT
By Enock Akonnor (Managing Editor) enockakonnor2013@gmail.com
+233 541921562
In a nation where mediocrity too often hides behind titles, one man is redefining what it means to lead, not just to occupy office, but to wield it like a sword of purpose, precision, and patriotic fire.
That man is Hon. Samuel Nartey George, the unstoppable force at the helm of Ghana’s Ministry for Communication, Digital Technologies and Innovations.
And let it be said loudly and clearly: he is not just doing the job. He is rewriting the blueprint.
In every meeting room, on every policy paper, behind every digital leap Ghana is taking, you’ll find the fingerprints of a man on a mission.
Not a silent bureaucrat.
Not a passive observer.
But a warrior for Ghana’s digital destiny.
A Digital General commanding the frontlines of innovation, infrastructure, and integrity.
From Vision to Velocity
When Hon. Sam George took over the ministry, the expectations were high but the systems were slow. Yet he didn’t waste a moment pointing fingers. Instead, he lit a fire.
Today, Ghana’s digital agenda is not just surviving. It’s sprinting under his leadership.
He has turned the ministry from a quiet outpost of government into a nerve center of 21st-century power.
Resilient. Relentless. Revolutionary.
In Parliament, he is known as a fierce and fearless debater. In the public sphere, he is recognized as a servant with fire in his belly and vision in his soul. The kind of politician that doesn’t just attend summits. He makes summits listen.
They say resilience is about bouncing back. But for Sam George, it’s about pushing forward even when the system pushes back.
He has faced opposition. He has walked into storms. He has been misunderstood, misquoted, and misjudged but never once has he lost sight of his mission: to make Ghana digitally sovereign, globally competitive, and future-ready.
More Than a Minister. A Movement
What makes his story so electrifying is that it’s not just about politics. It’s about possibility. Hon. Samuel Nartey George is not a lone actor; he is a movement of one, proving that public office can still mean public service.
He is not a politician in a suit. He’s a builder in boots.
He is not here for applause but he’s earning it anyway.
And Ghana, whether you realize it or not, is changing before your eyes because one man dared to believe that technology could be a tool for freedom, for inclusion, for national greatness.
Let the Nation Rise to Its Feet
This is not the time for lukewarm gratitude. This is the moment to stand and applaud a man who has refused to sleep while Ghana’s digital dream was still waking.
Let no one whisper it.
Let no one downplay it.
Let the nation say it with full chest:
HON. SAMUEL NARTEY GEORGE IS DELIVERING.
AND GHANA IS BETTER BECAUSE OF HIM.
If There Is Justice, There Will Be Legacy
History will remember this era. Not just for the cables laid, the systems built, the laws passed but for the unshakable courage of a man who turned vision into velocity, and ministry into movement.
Give this man his flowers now. Not tomorrow. Now.
Because what Hon. Samuel Nartey George is building is not just digital infrastructure.
It’s a new Ghana. One gigabyte, one law, one citizen at a time.
By Enock Akonnor (Managing Editor) enockakonnor2013@gmail.com
+233 541921562
Enock Akonnor is an experienced Ghanaian journalist, based in Kumasi and currently serves as the CEO and Managing Editor of www.leakyghana.com.
With a wealth of expertise built over many years in the media industry, he has earned a solid reputation as one of Ghana’s most sought-after journalists.
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