Adansi-Asokwa legislator, Kobina Tahiru Hammond is the talk of town today on social media.

The legislator was nominated by President Akufo-Addo to take up the role of Trade Minister after Alan Kyeremateng resigned to pursue political ambitions.

Appointments Committee hearing: I’ll comport myself as ‘class prefect’ if committee members do so. - KT Hammond#JoyNews pic.twitter.com/cZX8DsP01h

— JoyNews (@JoyNewsOnTV) February 20, 2023

Following Mr Hammond's appearance before the Appointments Committee on Monday, netizens have been having their say on his performance which was broadcast on national television.

Find some reactions below.

This guy wants to tame the youth of Ghana..
KT Hammond
Apuu pic.twitter.com/YUZ0wgW3lE

— Nate A-Eshun (@NateOcee) February 21, 2023

So KT Hammond no go save we the embarrassment and just drop out ? what a joke this country is turning out to be! sigh !!

— Jesus Is King (@GhanaSocialU) February 20, 2023

Tbvh, i don’t understand why most Ghanaian youth “dislike” Hon KT Hammond. At the minimum, he has been the only MP you can have fun with on and off the floor of the chamber. You can’t be mean all the time, I personally like him.

— Future President (@yeboah_gentle) February 21, 2023

Hon.KT Hammond " you look at me you think I'm useless"?
This man is too much. I just love him.

You can never be useless.

— I. M. Sadat (MUDY) (@imsmudyfu2c) February 20, 2023

I will be extra amaze if the Parliament of Ghana approved the nomination of KT Hammond as a Minister in the 4th Republic of Ghana. What I saw during the parliamentary vetting cannot score him meritorious, unless politics has gone mad in Ghana. What a scene!!!

— Makafui@Raymondcarbonu (@democraticalize) February 20, 2023

So what kind of breed is KT Hammond?

— yaw abban. (@YAbbanx) February 20, 2023

This country is a joke. You’re been vetted for a ministerial position and you’re saying the interviewer is your friend so he shouldn’t question your credibility

— HASHTAG (@AbeikuSZN) February 20, 2023

KT Hammond is unfit for trade ministry…let’s be serious in this country

— Nick Yiadom (@NickYiadom) February 20, 2023