Ofosu Ampofo Commends NDC MPs For Securing Speakership Position For Alban Bagbin

Ofosu Ampofo Commends NDC MPs For Securing Speakership Position For Alban Bagbin

 

 

National Chairman of opposition National Democratic Congress NDC, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo has commended the party for its determination and courage to secure the speakership position. Our members of Parliament have, through creative skills, experience, perseverance, and determination shown that wings of the oppressor can be clipped, and they indeed clipped it, he said. I feel

 

particularly proud of the men and women who represent our Party in Parliament. I do not have the right words to commend our gallant, courageous and also strategic Honourable MPs for fighting through the night to ensure that our country elected Alban Bagbin as Speaker of the Eighth Parliament of Ghana. Ampofo in a statement issued in Accra, said: Together we will emerge stronger

 

 

and better. It has been a long tedious struggle on what seems like a lonely journey from December 7, 2020 till now, amidst intimidation, bullying and outright violence visited on our compatriots. He also said without unity, unwavering determination, and steel-like courage, they could have suffered further oppression and suppression by the forces of anti democracy. Let me also say that I

 

 

admire the patriotism of those New Patriotic Party Members of Parliament, who saw reason in our cause and voted our way in choosing the speaker. I can only say kudos! Mr. Ampofo said. I salute all party members across the country and ask for calm and moderation as we trust in leadership for further political actions. Ours is a struggle to make Ghana better for all. The Rescue

 

 

Mission continues and with God, on our side, we shall surely overcome, he added. Mr Bagbin who is a former Member of Parliament for Nadowli Kaleo and a member of the opposition NDC was elected as the Speaker of the 8th Parliament last Thursday. Mr. Bagbin who was the Second Deputy Speaker in the previous Parliament won the elections with 138 votes. His only contender, Aaron Mike Oquaye polled 136 votes.