Ghanaian artist Tic Tac has taken issue with Frank Annoh-Dompreh, the Member of Parliament for Nsawam-Adoagyiri, over his recent remarks on illegal mining, or galamsey, in Ghana.

During a parliamentary debate, Annoh-Dompreh suggested that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) government should not bear all the blame for the galamsey crisis, arguing that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) also played a role in damaging water bodies during their time in power.

In response, Tic Tac criticized the MP for deflecting responsibility and engaging in partisan finger-pointing instead of focusing on practical solutions to address the galamsey issue.

He emphasized that the priority should be saving Ghana from the destructive effects of illegal mining, regardless of political affiliations.

Tic Tac's comments on X (formerly Twitter) highlight the public's frustration with the blame game and the urgent need for effective measures to tackle the problem.

Annoh-Dompreh’s statements have drawn significant criticism, as many feel that his comments were insensitive given the national crisis triggered by the pollution of water sources due to galamsey.

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