Jerry Adjorlolo acknowledges his mentor: "Stan Dogbey taught me a lot of things I know about protocol"

The presidential MC said that Stan Dogbey is a teacher to him and has played a significant part in all the information he has in the area of event etiquette during an interview with Giovanni Caleb and AJ Sarpong on 3FM.

"My instructor is Stan Dogbey. He is the one who first piqued my interest in these positions as president. He presented me with my opening. When President Mahama was in office, on August 5, 2015, I met him at the Tema Tomato Plant. He took my card when the program was over.

The president was giving awards to seven persons a week later. He invited me to assist him. Stan taught me a lot of the protocol-related knowledge I possess. Many thanks for what he has done, he said.

The content developer and moderator responded that all he does is present his client in a positive light when asked how he responds to criticism that he is biased toward a particular political party.

For him, this is a job that must be filled, therefore he makes an effort to maintain objectivity

"This was not my intention. Someone needs to complete the task. I became aware of this very quickly. Similar to a lawyer, I represent my client rather than defend them. I'll showcase my customer in the most captivating, lovely, and professional manner possible. It's up to him or them to decide what they want to do with that presentation, he clarified.

 I worked for President Mahama, he said. I gave it all I had. When the NPP came along, I reminded myself that I had a job to do and that since I had not jumped on any political bandwagon, I should just keep doing it. Yes, I do have prejudices and inclinations, but they are not accurate. I make every effort to maintain that straight line.

Since his debut in Ghana in 2014, Adjorlolo, a talented professional master of ceremonies and storyteller, has presented a variety of state, diplomatic, business, and social events.

He is regarded highly as the go-to host for high-profile social gatherings, including those attended by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, former presidents, and members of the diplomatic corps.