Artist manager Bullgod has been quite vocal about his disappointment with Deputy Minister Mark Okraku-Mantey's handling of the creative arts sector. He's called him out for being a "baby politician" and accused him of disrespecting former President Mahama .

Bullgod's frustration stems from Okraku-Mantey's unfulfilled promises, particularly the construction of multipurpose amphitheatres for the arts. Despite his background in music production, Okraku-Mantey's political actions have been lacking, according to Bullgod .

Interestingly, Bullgod has stated that he thinks Catherine Afeku did a better job than Okraku-Mantey, which is quite a bold statement . He's also emphasized the importance of respecting taxpayers and delivering on promises, rather than making empty commitments .

It's worth noting that Bullgod has made it clear that he admires Okraku-Mantey as a person, but is disappointed with his performance as a politician .