Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin has criticised President John Mahama's first 120 days in office, describing the administration as one driven by "hawks" and "extremists" whose actions, he says, are eroding the country's democratic and human rights foundations.
Speaking on Citi Eyewitness News on Tuesday, May 6, Afenyo-Markin questioned the internal cohesion of the Mahama-led government, claiming it is failing to function independently. "This is not a government that can hold itself together.
It is being controlled by hawks, extremists who are pushing for blood and want their desires, their caprices adhered to," he said.
He referenced recent incidents involving former government officials, including the reported raid on the residence of former Central Bank Governor Dr.
