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'I only acted in my role as a journalist' — Captain Smart defends Abu Trica interview
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I am only doing my job as a journalist, so next question,” -Captain Smart said while responding to claims that his television interview with Abu Trica contributed to the latter’s extradition.
Captain Smart Veteran Ghanaian broadcaster Captain Smart has defended his decision to interview socialite Abu Trica, dismissing suggestions that the television appearance could have undermined the businessman's ongoing extradition proceedings in the United States.—Lawyer Oliver Barker-Vormawor, counsel for Abu Trica, has shared his views on his client granting a television interview after being… SIKAOFFICIAL🦍 (@SIKAOFFICIAL1) July 6, 2026 “I am not a court, and I am not a lawyer.
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