Afenyo-Markin, Kofi Buah smoke peace pipe

But before Parliament began its business on Thursday, the two leaders announced to the Speaker that they had met and spoken, apologised to each other.

They further noted that they were willing to work with each other hereafter.

“Mr Speaker, you had an occasion to raise some concerns about our approach in terms of language used

And I believe that the mutual respect that existed between the two of us prior to his elevation will remain,” Mr Afenyo-Markin said.

On the part of Mr Buah, he said: “We agreed that we are here because of the people’s business, we can only work together to make sure we achieve this very important work that has been given to us.”