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Counselor George Lutterodt, recognized for his candid and frequently contentious perspectives, recently stirred up discussions on UTV’s United Showbiz with his take on the Minister-designate for Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts.
Lutterodt, known for sparking discussions, urged the new minister to concentrate on launching fresh projects instead of attempting to finish those left incomplete by the former NPP administration.
He boldly stated, “Whatever they are going to do, if it demands that they should ignore what NPP have done, they should ignore it and start their own.”
Lutterodt stated unequivocally that the minister ought not to be burdened by any unresolved issues from the previous administration.
Rather, he highlighted the significance of progressing with fresh strategies and addressing challenges that resonate with her personal vision.
Lutterodt proposed that if specific initiatives from the previous administration were not feasible to carry on, the minister should not feel compelled to follow them.
“If it is not practicable to them, they shouldn’t hear the noise from us to do it.”
Although some panel members disagreed with his remarks, Lutterodt stood resolute in his position.
He thought that the new minister ought not to allow the pressure of maintaining former government initiatives to impede her.
Rather, she ought to concentrate on beginning anew and aiming for fresh, attainable objectives without the weight of previous experiences.
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