Ghanaian Parliament to Investigate Unsavory Remarks: NDC Demands Action

Ghanaian Parliament to Investigate Unsavory Remarks: NDC Demands Action. Ghana's political landscape is currently focused on a controversy sparked within Parliament. During a session commemorating the 60th anniversary of JB Danquah's death, a member of the NPP backbenches made an unsavory remark directed at a female colleague. The comment, which has not been publicly disclosed in detail, has drawn strong condemnation from the NDC Majority Caucus. According to the Majority Leader, Mahama Ayariga, the remark was made on February 4th. Ayariga stated, "...a voice from the backbench of the members of the NPP made an unsavory comment directed at a female colleague in this house." The NDC is taking a firm stance against the incident. In response, the NDC Majority Caucus has initiated a formal request to refer the matter to the Parliament's Privileges Committee for a thorough investigation. This committee will determine the appropriate course of action, potentially leading to disciplinary measures against those involved. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions within Ghanaian politics and underscores the need for respectful discourse within the legislative chamber. The outcome of the Privileges Committee's investigation will be closely watched by the public.