Once upon a time in the bustling legal circles of Accra, a rather curious exchange unfolded between two prominent lawyers, Godfred Dame and Thaddeus Sory. Their rivalry had become the stuff of legend, with each eager to score points against the other in the eyes of the public. One day, Godfred Dame, the former Attorney-General of the country of Ghana, felt compelled to respond to a critique penned by Thaddeus Sory. With a flourish of words, he declared that Thaddeus’ comments were the product of arrogance and obsession.
