The Member of Parliament for Effia, Isaac Boamah-Nyarko, has paid glowing tribute to the late Ernest Kumi, the Member of Parliament for Akwatia, shedding light on the quiet but impactful contributions he made during his short time in Ghana's Parliament.
Speaking in a heartfelt recollection on Peace FM, Boamah-Nyarko revealed that Kumi, despite facing legal battles early in his political career, remained deeply committed to serving his constituents and upholding the dignity of Parliament. "When he was dragged to court, he confided in me that he did not want to contribute on the floor of Parliament because of the case.
He felt that any public comment could be used against him," Boamah-Nyarko disclosed. "He told me, 'Lawyer, because of what I am being put through, I don't want to make any contribution on the floor for some time.'" Despite his silence in the House during that period, Hon.
Boamah-Nyarko described the late Kumi as a man of depth and intellect, someone who could confidently discuss issues ranging from economics to business in private conversations. "He was very knowledgeable and well-versed in many areas.
