The majority chief whip Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu has said that parliament would not entertain any moves to enquire into the allegations made by onetime adviser to the finance ministry Gizelle Yajzi on the hotel Kufuor saga.
“Parliament would not dignify this rubbish”
According to him parliament would not use public money to investigate what he termed a useless matter.
Speaking on Point Blank on Kapital Radio hosted by Kojo Marfo, Mensah Bonsu described the revelations made by Miss Gizelle Yajzi as untrue. Quizzed further to prove why the allegations should be discarded, the majority leader said “I would not pretend to know everything.”
The M.P for Suame submitted that the woman is not credible and that Ghanaians should not take her serious. He asked people who want to pursue the matter to go to the courts and tender in all the evidences they have in their possession.
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