Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, minister of education, has been a bad minister, according to Yammin

The National Organizer of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Joseph Yammin, has labeled the Education Minister and Member of Parliament (MP) for Bosomtwi, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, as the worst minister in the Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo administration.

He contends that the Education Minister's reputation and credentials have been damaged since he is the administration's most ineffective minister, even though others aren't faring any better.

Mr. Yammin is of the opinion that Mr. Adutwum should not be made to believe that he is an educationist simply because he owns a school in the USA where the systems are sound.

He pointed out that although Kumawood actor Lil Win also owns a school and runs it more effectively, this does not necessarily imply that the actor is an advocate for education, and he must take inspiration from it.

Talk about the Education Minister opening a school in America is irrelevant because he has been a horrible minister. Anyone who has the capacity can open a school there because the infrastructure is in place. Do you have any idea how many Ghanaians have started schools there? They do not become educators as a result.

"Just because someone runs a school doesn't automatically make them an educator. I am aware of business owners who run schools but lack a formal education. Do you think Lil Wine should become our minister of education because his school is doing better? He made comparisons and contrasts between Lil Win's school and the schools of all the performers, noting that "these are people we know have no formal education, but their schools are doing sometimes better than all these people who have formal education."

If anyone disagrees, they could describe what a horrible minister looks like. Everything I've just said supports my claim that the education minister is one.

"Adutwum is a square peg in a round hole; he doesn't have what it takes to run the Education Ministry because he does understand the Ministry of Education", he continued.