Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has revealed that some members of his own party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP), attacked him for allowing a swift vetting process for President Mahama's ministerial nominees. "When we lost the election, some people attacked me for allowing Mahama's ministers to go through the vetting process faster than expected," he disclosed. "But I said, look, we don't need to create a vacuum.
Let's push it through. "The government must be formed quickly.
If they make mistakes, that's when we can criticize them," he said on the KSM show monitored by MyNewsGh.
Despite the internal backlash, Afenyo-Markin maintained that a swift governance transition was necessary for stability.
