Samuel Nartey George

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Samuel Nartey George is an agricultural engineer and politician, a member of the National Democratic Congress. He is a member of the eighth Parliament of the Fourth Republic of Ghana, representing Ningo-Prampram constituency. He is from Ahwiam, Old Ningo. Also, a Christian member of Perez chapel church. 

Sam Nartey George "Sam George" @photo: Coverghana.com.gh


Sam Nartey George was born on 22 January 1985 in Somanya in the Eastern Region of Ghana. He obtained a BSc. in Agricultural Engineering (Soil & Water Engineering) from KNUST "Kwame Nkrumah university" and an L.L.B from the University of London (External).

He has an Executive Masters (Dissertation) (Conflict, Peace, and Security) from the Kofi Anann International Peacekeeping and Training Center (KAIPTC).

In December 2022, he graduated with an MSc in International Strategy and Diplomacy from the London School of Economics and Political Science (External).

Sam Nartey George was the assistant director at the Office of the Head of Civil Service from 2010 to 2014 and a communications specialist at the office of the President from 2014 to 2016.

On 21 November 2015, Sam George defeated the incumbent Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram Hon. Enoch Teye Mensah (MP from 1996-2015) in the NDC primaries for a chance to represent the party in the 2016 parliamentary elections. 

He won with 4,910 votes, representing 53.4% of total votes, while E. T. Mensah polled 2,831, representing 38.5%.

In the 2020 election, George was declared winner of the Ningo-Prampram Constituency parliamentary Elections by polling 23,860 votes representing 63% to defeat his closest contender, Sylvester Tetteh of the NPP, who polled 13,588 votes.

On 13 May 2023, Sam George was retained as National Democratic Congress parliamentary representative for the Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram Constituency by beating Michael Kwettey Nettey in the NDC 2023 primaries for a chance to represent the party in the 2024 parliamentary elections. He won with 1,036 votes.

He is also a member of both the Public Accounts Committee and the Communications Committee.

Anti-LGBTI legislation

He submitted a private bill to push for the criminalization of LGBTI activities in the country Alongside seven other Members of Parliament. He conducted the eight-member committee and made a presentation to the house terming it as a "landmark legislation. Despite the economic sanctions by other countries, Sam defended the bill, stating that any economic consequence that the country may face would be negligible. 

In 2021, George threatened to assault Australian High Commissioner Gregory Andrews for his support of the LGBTQI community. In 2023, he criticized U.S. vice president Kamala Harris for supporting the human rights of LGBTQ people.

The Kenyan journalist Larry Madowo entertained with Sam George on CNN on October 9 about his proposal for the bill. Samuel Nartey George became famous outside Ghana since he has initiated a bill to push for the criminalization of LGBT in the Ghanaian parliament to protect African future.

Majority of Africans are not welcoming the LGBT movement. So why the westerners are investing so much cash and energy to establish it in Africa meanwhile some of their countries are suffering from depopulation? Why do not they giving pressure to Sudia Arabia, north kore, Russia, Qatar, Dubai as they do in Africa? finally, only men and women can popularize the planet this is the bitter truth.    
 Loick Mfumu Loubassa Mossipy


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