Has Ransford Gyampo abandoned galamsey and UTAG concerns for luxury? - Koku Anyidoho questions

A viral image of Acting CEO of the Ghana Shippers Authority, Ransford Gyampo, enjoying a massage chair has sparked debate, with political figure Samuel Koku Anyidoho sarcastically questioning his priorities.

Sharing the image, Anyidoho wrote, "He no more cares about galamsey and UTAG huh? He now sleeps in a ship abi?"—suggesting that Gyampo, once vocal on illegal mining (galamsey) and university lecturers’ grievances (UTAG), may have lost his activist zeal after securing a high-profile role.

The post has ignited mixed reactions, with some seeing it as lighthearted teasing, while others argue it raises a serious concern about whether public figures remain committed to their advocacy once they enter government-affiliated positions.