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Why Afenyo-Markin wants to remain in Parliament if NPP wins power

“So, at least I have the benefit of being a majority leader, and I can tell you that I would always be ready to listen to the minority when that time comes and I know that time will come soon,” he added.
According to him, he was willing to listen to the then Minority when he was Majority Leader and often yielded to their concerns.
Afenyo-Markin said his experience as Majority Leader during the previous NPP administration taught him the importance of giving the then Minority, who are now in the Majority, the space to raise concerns and contribute to parliamentary business.
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