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There have been massive reactions after Speaker Alban Bagbin stormed Parliament in a traditional attire. Many were surprised and tried to read meanings into the new attire. Many past speakers are known to have used suits and then added the ceremonial speaker robe. Alban Bagbin chose to open this year\u2019s Parliament dressed as a traditional king.<\/p>\n
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Reacting to this on Good Morning Ghana, Kwesi Pratt noted that this cannot be tolerated because very soon the Speaker might try another dressing which might be absurd. Kwesi Pratt noted that as Speaker of the House, Alban Bagbin had no right to decide on what to wear. He added that the Speaker had been proclaiming modesty and yet he chose to wear expensive kente alongside a gold crown and other jewelry. Kwesi added that this was contrary to what the Speaker has been preaching.<\/p>\n
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Randy Abbey, the host however disagreed and said what the Speaker did was not bad and called for more traditional wear from other members of Parliament. He explained that Kwesi Pratt was taking matters out of context and making a storm out of a tea cup. Kwesi had earlier alluded that next time the Speaker might come in as a fetish priest but this according to Randy won\u2019t happen. He called on Kwesi to cool down on the issue and see the culture that the Speaker exhibited to the world yesterday.<\/p>\n
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