Ghanaians Blast Sam George After He Teams Up With Stonebwoy for Signature Anthem
Ghanaian Minister Sam George is facing public criticism after releasing a personal signature anthem produced by musician Stonebwoy. Critics argue the timing is poor, suggesting the minister should prioritize national issues over personal branding.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the tension between political figures using social media for personal branding versus addressing public service responsibilities.
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Ghana's Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George, popularly known as Sam George, has come under fire after unveiling his official signature anthem produced by award-winning musician Stonebwoy.
Sam George faces fresh criticisms after releasing his signature anthem produced by Stonebwoy. Image credit: Sam Gorge/Stonebwoy. Source: Instagram The minister announced on X on Wednesday, July 16, 2026, that the song, titled Dzata (For God & Country), was now available for streaming across major music platforms.
The anthem, which carries his widely known mantra "For God and Country," was produced by Stonebwoy and released under the BNNG label.
Sharing the announcement on X, Sam George wrote:
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