Kevin Ekow Taylor, a well- known figure in Ghanaian media and a strong supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has recently sparked a heated debate online. Taylor made a bold statement, claiming that a marriage certificate from the United States holds more power and utility than a PhD certificate in Ghana.

His remarks have generated significant discussion on social media and various news platforms. Kelvin Taylor' s argument stems from a comparison he made while responding to criticisms from Paul Adom Otchere, a popular Ghanaian journalist and television host.

Paul Adom Otchere had previously mocked Kelvin Taylor, suggesting that he was unimportant until he married an American woman. Kelvin Taylor' s retort, which elevated the status of a US marriage certificate over a Ghanaian PhD, was a pointed jab in their ongoing feud.

Kevin Taylor' s statement goes beyond just a personal rebuttal. It highlights broader issues about the perceived value and impact of education versus marital status, especially when comparing the socio- economic advantages tied to an American spouse versus the academic achievements in Ghana.

Kelvin Taylor' s controversial stance suggests that being married to an American can offer more immediate and tangible benefits than attaining the highest level of academic achievement in Ghana.