Member of Parliament for Builsa South Dr. Clement Apaak has described the Majority MPs as selfish, unpatriotic.
The lawmaker said the decision by the MPs to stage a walkout during the debate on the censure motion to remove Ken Ofori-Atta as Finance Minister was unfortunate.
According to him, they had a duty to join the Minority in ensuring that the motion was successful.
He wondered why the side walked out when majority of them had expressed interest to seeing the minister removed from office.
In a series of tweets, the MP said “The rather selfish and unpatriotic decision by the NPP in Parliament to walkout out, rather than join us to vote to remove Ken Ofori-Atta, the Finance Minister, we all say must go, is the end of concensus in Parliament as far as I’m concerned.
The same NPP MPs who said they wanted Ken Ofori-Atta gone, walked out before the vote to censure Ken Ofori-Atta. By their walkout, our 136 votes fell short. Ghanaians now know those keeping Ken Ofori-Atta in office, NPP MPs.”
