‘Law school hasn’t changed him’: Paul Yandoh slams Sam George over military confrontation

Author: ghanaweb.comPublished on: November 7, 2026Country: Ghana

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Paul Yandoh criticised Sam George following a confrontation involving military personnel, saying that law school had not changed him. The headline frames Yandoh’s remark as a rebuke of George. The supplied text gives no further details about the circumstances of the confrontation or what was said.

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