Do you have the capacity to investigate narcotic seizure? – Majority questions Minority’s recall of Parliament
The Deputy Majority Whip, Richard Acheampong, has questioned the Minority’s capacity to independently investigate recent major narcotics seizures linked to Ghana, following its request for the recall of Parliament. According to him, while the Minority is within its constitutional right to request an extraordinary sitting, Parliament must also consider the cost to the state and […]
Deputy Majority Whip Richard Acheampong has raised concerns about the Minority Party’s ability to independently investigate recent narcotics seizures in Ghana, following their request for the recall of Parliament. Acheampong questioned whether the Minority had considered the financial implications and whether the government had adequately addressed the issue.
He noted that Parliament recently returned from recess to undertake crucial matters such as the vetting of ministers and judges, and was scheduled to reconvene the following month. Acheampong also queried the Minority’s expertise to conduct an investigation, questioning if they had the necessary skills to handle narcotics-related matters.
He emphasized the importance of reasonableness in any action taken by the country and highlighted that the government had already convened meetings and engaged security agencies to tackle the narcotics seizures.
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