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The Member of Parliament for Atebubu Amanten, in the Bono East Region, Hon. Sanja Nanja, has strongly and emphatically condemned the chaotic scenes that erupted during the vetting of ministerial nominees in Ghana’s 9th Parliament.
In an exclusive interview with Apiah-Kubi on Fabea FM’s “Me Man Ho Dadwen”, he described the conduct of some of the committee members as a disgrace to Ghana’s democratic principles, stating that their actions undermine the integrity of the democratic state and erode public trust in leadership.
“I decried the destruction and the disorderly conduct displayed during the vetting process as unacceptable and I Condemned it”, the legislature stated.
“All MPs should bow down their heads in shame, as access to competence, integrity, and experience to public office is enshrined to foster transparency, safeguard national interests, and strengthen public confidence in governance. However, the events of January 30 failed to reflect these ideals,” he bemoaned.
The incident, which led to the stricter decision by the speaker of parliament, Hon. Alban Bagbin to suspend 4 members of parliament has been endorsed by Hon. Sanja Nanja, the Member of Parliament for Atebubu Amanten.
He stated that the speaker made the right decision in suspending the four MPs.
