A former CEO of the Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors, Senyo Hosi, has criticised what he describes as unnecessary "grandstanding" in the recent attempt to arrest a Member of Parliament (MP) over allegations of suspicious aircraft activities in Ghana.
The policy analyst noted that such moves do not align with the leadership tone set by President Mahama or the maturity Ghana's democracy has gained over the years.
Speaking on JoyNews' Newsfile, Senyo Hosi condemned the judgment behind the dramatic enforcement response to the yet-unsubstantiated claims made by Rev , the Ranking Member of Parliament's Defence Committee. "Did we really need to have that grandstanding trying to arrest the man?
I think that our democracy has moved on.
