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Dr. George Domfe, a development economist, has declared that he and Professor Ransford Gyampo, a political scientist and CEO of the Ghana Shippers Authority, have settled up their recent public misunderstanding.
The two professors had “a long and cordial telephone conversation” in which they candidly discussed the problems that had developed between them, according to a post made by Dr. Domfe on his Facebook site on November 20, 2025.
Dr. Domfe claims that Prof. Gyampo admitted that some of his earlier remarks against him were regretful, particularly considering their long-standing personal and professional connection.
Dr. Domfe acknowledged that his reaction to Prof. Gyampo’s commentary was regrettable.
Since then, the two men have expressed regret to one another and resolved their disagreements that arose at the TV3 studio on Saturday, November 15, 2025.
“We have sincerely apologized to each other… and have mutually agreed to put this episode behind us and to move forward with renewed respect for each other,” Dr. Domfe wrote on his Facebook wall.
Today, November 22, 2025 the two panelist were seen on the same program on TV3 hugging each other and taking pleasantries from the other panel member s and viewers for smoking that peace pipe.
The two well-known public intellectuals, who frequently participate actively in national discussions, emphasized that disagreements should never turn into personal animosity. They reiterated their dedication to making a positive contribution to Ghana’s national conversation.
Additionally, Dr. Domfe utilized the occasion to urge friends, family members, and well-wishers to respect their mutual resolution and refrain from escalating hostilities.
Observers have largely applauded their reunion, viewing it as a model of responsible leadership, especially at a time when public debates frequently turn divisive and personal.
Read the full post of Dr Domfe below:
I have just concluded a long and cordial telephone conversation with my brother and colleague, Professor Ransford Gyampo.
Professor Gyampo acknowledged that he regrets his commentary against my person which was distasteful and defamatory especially considering our longstanding collegial relationship. I, in turn, admitted that I went so hard with my comments about his person in response to his position on my commentary, we have sincerely apologized to each other.
We have mutually agreed to put this episode behind us and to move forward with renewed respect for each other. As public intellectuals, we remain committed to engaging in serious national discourse without allowing disagreements to degenerate into personal animosity.
I therefore respectfully urge our families, friends, and supporters to respect this mutual understanding and to continue to support us in our professional contributions to national development.
Thank you.
Source: Ghanatodayonline.com
