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The Majority holding Parl hostage over the passage of the 2022 budget-Minority

The Minority in parliament are demanding seriousness from the Majority caucus.

Addressing the press Friday afternoon, (November 26, 2921), the minority member of Ningo Prampram Hon. Samuel Nartey George stated that not even one member from the majority has appeared in the chamber to commence business.

He noted that NPP cannot hold the house hostage.

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He asked if the majority caucus was no longer interested in passing the budget

The house is expected to conclude the debate of the 2022 Budget Statement and Economic Policy of Government today.

But the majority are not yet in the chamber, the MP said.

The minority urged constituents to call their various MPs from the majority side to sit to commence business.

He noted that the Majority has delayed the sitting by two hours.

He said they demand seriousness from the Majority since Parliament is a House serious business.

He quizzed if the Majority is no longer interested in imposing hardships on Ghanaians.

He said they are ready to go on with business but the Majority is not serious.

He said the House needed to do appropriation and pass the budget before they rise on December 17, 2021.

Meanwhile, Frank Annor Dompreh, the NPP MP for Nsawam said they were holding a caucus meeting.

He said the Minority had no temerity to accuse them of delays because it is disrespectful.

He noted the Minority could have found out why the Majority members were not in the chamber instead of speculating.

By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana

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