Parliament Must Work Together Or Fail Ghana – Majority Leader Warns

According to a report posted by TV3 Ghana / 3News on Monday, 9th November 2026, the Majority Leader has called for stronger teamwork in Parliament.

The Majority Leader is James Agalga. He is also the MP for Builsa North. He spoke at the Parliamentary Committee Leadership Development Programme in Accra.

His message came through a statement delivered at the programme. The statement was shared in the report by 3News.

His message was clear. He asked committee leaders to promote cooperation, dialogue and consensus. He said committee work must not be about fighting. It must be about serving Ghana.

He said good committee leadership helps Parliament to check government proposals well. It also helps Parliament to finish its work on time. He urged leaders to encourage good engagement between the Majority and the Minority.

He warned that different political views should not stop Parliament from doing its work. Parliament must work together, or Ghana will suffer. That was his main warning.

He also stressed diligence, preparation and discipline. He said leaders must meet the expectations of Ghanaians.

The Minority Leader, Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin, also spoke. He is the MP for Effutu. He agreed. He urged leaders to build consensus and manage political differences well.

He gave five steps. Sound out members before meetings. Define issues, not positions. Be firm on issues but fair to people. Find common ground. Test and close agreements.

The message was repeated again. Committees must cooperate. They must respect each other. They must put Ghana first.

After the post, many Ghanaians reacted on social media. Some said the call was good. They said Parliament wastes too much time on quarrels. Others said words are not enough. They want real action.

Some NPP supporters said cooperation is good, but the Majority must also listen. They said consensus cannot mean the Minority must always agree. Some NDC supporters praised Agalga. They said teamwork will help the government to deliver.

In short, the call was simple. Work together. Talk more. Fight less. Serve Ghana.

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