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Apologise or face the consequences, Minority tells Koku Anyidoho
Audrey Agyiri-Inkoom, Ghanadot

Accra, Dec 17, Ghanadot - The Minority in Parliament has given the President’s Director of Communications, Koku Anyidoho an ultimatum to apologise to the Minority Chief Whip, Hon Frederick Opare Ansah, or face the consequences.

Mr. Anyidoho, who came under heavy criticism after descending heavily on the minority, or to be precise, the Member of Parliament for Suhum, made those comments in reaction to calls by the minority, that President Mills should come out with names of those persons whom Kwame Pianim had claimed attempted to bribe the President with “brown envelopes”. He also described the minority as “irresponsible”, bellicose whimsical and capricious.

In addition, he had described the minority’s stand as nonsensical.

Hon Opare Ansah who was also of the view that impeachment proceedings could be initiated against the president in line with article 69 (1) of the 1992 constitution, if it is established that, indeed President Mills merely rejected the alleged bribe offer, but failed to report to the Police those people who attempted to bribe him, for prosecution.

In line with this, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) General Secretary, Nana Ohene Ntow, in an interview on Citi FM, made a remark that, certainly the party will support that, since people in responsible positions of public office should not be allowed to use such offensive language.

“I think that we need to accept to avoid the occurrence of such behaviour in the future. For the officer involved to have used such language against members of Parliament, (a very vulnerable part of our government), I think this is the sort of things that we need to take steps to avoid.”

Failing to do so, Mr Opare Ansah and the Minority are likely to ask Parliament to drag him before the privileges committee of the House.

 

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