
"Killa ntua": Minority MP replies NDC over D-levy, video ignites laughter
Asafo Powers' "Killer Ntua" catchphrase made its way to Parliament on June 3, 2025, when the NDC government moved to introduce the new dumsor levy.
Ghanaian Parliamentarian Condemns Fuel Price Hike: 'Outrageous' Increase Sparks Debate A heated debate erupted in the Ghanaian Parliament recently over the sharp increase in fuel prices. Member of Parliament, [MP's Name], delivered a passionate speech criticizing the government's explanation and its impact on citizens. "This is outrageous!" exclaimed the MP, emphasizing the disparity between the official explanation and the actual cost increase to consumers. He presented calculations showing a much larger percentage increase than the government's stated figure. He also highlighted the lack of transparency in the pricing formula. The MP's speech resonated with many Ghanaians, who are struggling with the rising cost of living. His detailed breakdown of the pricing components and emotional appeal have made the video of his speech widely circulated on social media. While the government has yet to respond directly to the MP's claims, the issue continues to fuel public debate and calls for greater transparency in fuel pricing. The debate underscores the need for open communication between the government and the public on matters of economic significance, particularly those affecting the daily lives of ordinary citizens.
Asafo Powers' "Killer Ntua" catchphrase made its way to Parliament on June 3, 2025, when the NDC government moved to introduce the new dumsor levy.