“We’re few but firm in conviction” – Afenyo-Markin says numbers won’t weaken Minority
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has reaffirmed the resolve of the caucus to hold the government accountable, saying that having few numbers in Parliament will not weaken its determination to discharge its constitutional responsibilities.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has reaffirmed his caucus' determination to hold the government accountable, emphasizing that their limited numbers will not diminish their resolve to fulfill their constitutional duties. He characterized his group as "the mighty Minority," highlighting that their strength stems from the conviction and dedication of its members to serve the Ghanaian people.
While speaking to the media on Wednesday, November 4, Afenyo-Markin assured the public that the Minority would not be intimidated or deterred from addressing matters of national importance. "This is the mighty Minority. We are few but firm in conviction. This is who we are," he declared firmly. His comments came as part of a larger assertion of defiance following the removal of Damongo MP Samuel Abu Jinapor from the chamber for refusing to withdraw an allegation against Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.
Afenyo-Markin reiterated his caucus' commitment to maintaining accountability with the government and its officials, despite the obstacles they face.
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