Rawlings’ Son Is The Most Useless Person On Earth – Maurice Ampaw


Following the death of Ghana’s former president, J. J. Rawlings, his only son, Kimathi Rawlings has been heavily criticized by maverick Ghanaian legal practitioner, Maurice Ampaw.

In the best Knowledge of the highly opinionated legal practitioner, Kimathi is the only son of the late president, but he has done nothing to live up to the name of his dead father adding that he is useless.

According to the controversial Lawyer, former President Rawlings has set everything straight for his son to follow suit but he is doing the exact opposite of that.

Speaking during an interview on Wontumi FM, he said

“He is the only son of Rawlings and see him. He is doing nothing. Instead of him to rise he is just there. Even his sister Zanetor is into politics so why is he not.”

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