Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Member of Parliament for North Tongu, has playfully mocked Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko, a cousin of the president, by using the "Prime Minister" label that is sometimes assigned to him in political circles.

Ablakwa, who had earlier alleged that Gabby was representing a firm claiming 187 million cedis from the state, asserted that the payment demand had been suspended due to his "Kitchen Scandal" exposé.

Gabby responded by posting an article about Ablakwa's claim on Twitter, suggesting that Ablakwa was making himself laugh. In response, Ablakwa quoted Gabby's tweet and retorted, "Prime Minister in Pains and Tears. What really matters is the incontrovertible fact that the 'Kitchen Scandal' exposé has saved Ghanaians a staggering GHS187.3 million. Cash-out aborted! We successfully saved the battered public purse. For God & Country. Ghana First."

Gabby had initially tweeted, "Laughable. You created a 'scandal' against your own NDC! You've made Ken Ofori-Atta look good for 'standing up' 2yrs against his 'influential' cousin, representing a client with a good case over a contract President Mahama awarded, which you now question!"

In his earlier exposé, Ablakwa alleged that Gabby was seeking payment of GH¢187.3 million judgment debt to his client, West Blue, despite the government varying the contract. Ablakwa's exposé had caused the government to reconsider its position and saved the nation millions in judgment debt.

Ablakwa clarified that his exposés were not intended to make him popular or the government unpopular, but rather to protect the interests of Ghanaians and ensure transparency in the government's actions. He highlighted the impact of his "Kitchen Scandal" exposé in saving millions for public use.