Upon arrival at the party headquarters, Mr Adorye took to his Facebook page to announce to followers.

He also shared a photo which captured him with Mr Assafuah as they beam with smiles.

The duo, according to the party, breached rules by publicly endorsing flagbearer hopefuls; Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and Trade Minister, Alan Kyerematen.

Mr Adorye’s endorsement was done at a health walk dubbed Aduro Woso organised in Kumasi in support of Mr Kyerematen’s candidature.

Mr Assafuah on the other hand is said to have granted an interview on Kumasi-based Oyerepa FM.

His words on Joy News were “how on earth do you call a Marshall to sack the Finance Minister and others out of the Chamber of Parliament? This is why I described the Speaker of Parliament’s conduct as a devil-may-care and Ghana may be at a stand-still because of his decision to lead the House.”

Speaking on Joy News AM Show, he referred to his previous statement as an idiomatic expression and he doesn’t think that it was insulting. However, he apologised for using harsh words on the Speaker.

“If you say that somebody is a devil-may-care, I don’t think that it is insulting, it is just an idiomatic expression,” he claimed.

“He’s like a father and I cannot insult him and in fact, if he feels insulted I apologise,” he told Joy News.

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“If my words are harsh I apologise but in my estimation, I didn’t think that it was going to be something insulting, that was not the intent,” he stressed.