Offinso North Member of Parliament, Dr. Fred Kyei Asamoah, has declared that the Minority in Parliament is fully prepared to collaborate with the government to advance national development initiatives during the current legislative session.
Speaking on the Channel One Newsroom on Wednesday, October 22, Dr. Asamoah said the Minority caucus, which he referred to as the “87 Mighty Minority,” is poised to support policies and programs that serve the best interests of Ghanaians.
“When we started yesterday, the Speaker laid down some government agenda we intend to work on, and we as the 87 Mighty Minority are poised to support the government to make sure that Ghanaians can have the best and we can help develop this nation,” he said.
Meanwhile, Speaker of Parliament Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin on Tuesday officially swore in two new Members of Parliament, Bernard Bediako Baidoo of Akwatia and Professor Alidu Seidu of Tamale Central.
Speaking after administering the oaths of allegiance and office, Speaker Bagbin congratulated the two lawmakers and reminded them of the weight of the responsibility they now carry.
He urged them honour their oath, uphold the dignity of the House, and let your service be marked by integrity and accountability..
Speaker Bagbin also proposed that Members of Parliament (MPs) be granted official leave periods, highlighting the intense demands of the role and its impact on personal and family life.
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