Senior Advisor to Alan Kyerematen, Nana Ohene Ntow, has voiced serious concerns over the recent turmoil in Ghana's Parliament, particularly in light of the chaotic scenes witnessed during the vetting of ministerial appointees.
In an impassioned contribution to TV3's KeyPoints on February 1, Ntow expressed his deep disappointment with the conduct of parliamentarians, noting that it has become increasingly difficult to trust the institution given the antics on display. "The way parliamentarians have been conducting themselves, especially in recent confrontations, is really undermining public confidence in the legislature," Ntow said.
His words were a direct commentary on the behavior exhibited by some lawmakers, whose focus on personal issues and confrontational tactics have distracted from the nation's pressing needs.
Ntow's comments come amid ongoing disagreements between the Majority and Minority sides in Parliament, with the back-and-forth frequently turning into public spectacles.
