As the National Democratic Congress (NDC) navigates the complexities of Ghanaian politics, one figure has emerged as a formidable challenge: Afenyo-Markin. The minority MP’s actions in parliament have been questionable, to say the least. Afenyo-Markin’s contributions in parliament have been suspect, and his attempts to mingle with NDC MPs and engage in confidential discussions will only serve to put the party in a difficult position, especially if some members are found to be colluding with him.
It’s no secret that Afenyo-Markin has a reputation for being a master manipulator, with a talent for conflict massage to gain access to information that serves his interests. He is, in essence, an institution that one must study to understand the depths of his cunning nature.
As I write, it’s clear that Afenyo-Markin’s assignment from Nana Addo was to disrupt the majority’s agenda and dent their image, particularly with regards to the promises made by President Mahama during the general election. His actions in parliament seem to be more focused on causing embarrassment to the NDC rather than working towards the betterment of Ghana.
The NDC, as the majority in parliament, must ensure that they do not provide Afenyo-Markin with a platform to further his own interests or undermine the party’s authority. His presence in parliament is already a challenge, and the NDC must be vigilant in their dealings with him.
In fact, Afenyo-Markin’s actions are a testament to the NPP’s desperation to cling to power, even after losing the general election. The NDC must not give him the opportunity to whitewash the NPP’s mistakes and undermine their authority.
As citizens, we must closely monitor Afenyo-Markin’s tactics and hold him accountable for his actions in parliament. The NDC must ensure that they do not provide him with a platform to hijack the parliamentary proceedings for his own party’s interests.
Yes, it’s true that many of our MPs are friends, but when it comes to matters that hinder our country’s development, we can’t afford to be lenient. If someone is found guilty of wrongdoing, the law must take its course.
To address this issue, the NDC can take several steps:
- *Monitor Afenyo-Markin’s tactics*: Closely watch his actions in parliament and hold him accountable for any wrongdoing.
- *Maintain party unity*: Ensure that all NDC MPs are aware of Afenyo-Markin’s tactics and are united in their response to his actions.
- *Focus on governance*: Prioritize the business of governance and avoid getting distracted by Afenyo-Markin’s antics.
In light of the recent developments, it’s essential that we address any grievances we may have with Afenyo-Markin promptly. Delaying action will only lead to further complications and potentially detrimental consequences. Let us take a firm stance and deal with him now, rather than risking a more challenging situation in the future.
In conclusion, Afenyo-Markin’s presence in parliament is a challenge that the NDC must take seriously. His cunning nature makes him a formidable opponent. However, with vigilance and a commitment to transparency and accountability, the NDC can ensure that Afenyo-Markin does not undermine their authority or hijack the parliamentary proceedings.
By Hon. Amega Awadzi
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So is it ok to have a political party develop a focus to only disrupts the progress of work of the ruling govt so they lose elections for them to come n loot is this not criminal and owning to the brand that says enemy of the state shouldn't we kill and maim such ones for the sake of nation building ?