The Minority in Parliament has warned that government business will continue to be disrupted until the controversies surrounding the Kpandai parliamentary seat are fully resolved.
Speaking on the floor of the House, Minority Chief Whip Frank Annoh-Dompreh expressed strong dissatisfaction with the ongoing dispute, noting that it has already begun to affect parliamentary proceedings.
“We want to make it clear that until the Kpandai issue is resolved, government business will suffer. Mr. Speaker, we are saying again that until Kpandai is resolved, we on this side will not cooperate,” he stated.
He further urged the Majority side to “marshal their numbers” if they intend to conduct government business, dismissing claims that the Minority is deliberately blocking parliamentary work. According to him, the Majority appears to be attempting to “twist their hands.”
The exchange eventually escalated into heated scenes in the chamber, resulting in a brief disruption between both sides of the House.
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