Member of Parliament for South Dayi, Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, has strongly opposed calls to suspend the vetting of ministerial nominees following allegations of bribery against Parliament's Appointments Committee.
The legislator argued that halting the process would set a dangerous precedent and undermine government business.
The controversy stems from claims made by activist Oliver Barker-Vormawor, who alleged that members of the Appointments Committee demanded money from ministerial nominees in exchange for approval.
Read also: Barker-Vormawor summoned to appear before Appointments Committee over 'bribery allegations' The allegation sparked a debate during today's sitting, with Minority Chief Whip Frank Annor Dompreh demanding the immediate suspension of the vetting process, particularly for Defence Minister, nominee Omane Boamah.
