Parliamentarians prioritize national interests over party affiliations – James Gyakye Quayson

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• Onaapo 1 year ago

  STop saying this nonsense
  You DISHONOURABLE MPs think about yourself and Party interest first before NATIONAL INTEREST
  STUPID MPs , Criminals and Bribe Takers.
  Thunder will kill you One by one IDIOTS

  STop saying this nonsense
  You DISHONOURABLE MPs think about yourself and Party interest first before NATIONAL INTEREST
  STUPID MPs , Criminals and Bribe Takers.
  Thunder will kill you One by one IDIOTS

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• Qur'an is toilet paper 1 year ago

  I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed

  I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed

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• Abudu 1 year ago

  So who will even vote for a rat like Bawumia?

  So who will even vote for a rat like Bawumia?

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• Holyfield 1 year ago

  Simple. All NPP MPs who have filed to go independent are no longer members of the NPP so what is the supreme court asking the speaker to keep them in Parliament. That will amount to illegality. Voilation of Article 97 of t ...
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  Simple. All NPP MPs who have filed to go independent are no longer members of the NPP so what is the supreme court asking the speaker to keep them in Parliament. That will amount to illegality. Voilation of Article 97 of the 1992 constitution of Ghana.

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• Capt. Adabuga 1 year ago

  This guy doesn't even know his own colleagues in the NDC very well

  This guy doesn't even know his own colleagues in the NDC very well

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• Ashley 1 year ago

  He's talking sense because the NPP let him off the hook in his perjury case after his dad passed away and they felt sorry for him. Otherwise he would be in jal by now. So he is grateful. The only wise one so far among the NDC ...
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  He's talking sense because the NPP let him off the hook in his perjury case after his dad passed away and they felt sorry for him. Otherwise he would be in jal by now. So he is grateful. The only wise one so far among the NDC MPs in this parliamentary stand off.

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• Ashley 1 year ago

  He's talking sense because the NPP let him off the hook in his perjury case after his dad passed away and they felt sorry for him. Otherwise he would be in jal by now. So he is grateful. The only wise one so far among the NDC ...
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  He's talking sense because the NPP let him off the hook in his perjury case after his dad passed away and they felt sorry for him. Otherwise he would be in jal by now. So he is grateful. The only wise one so far among the NDC MPs in this parliamentary stand off.

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• ZUZA 1 year ago

  When did the NDC parliamentarians start thinking about the national interest over their party’s interest. Stop the nonsensical gaslighting. You’re simply agents of chaos and tomfoolery.

  When did the NDC parliamentarians start thinking about the national interest over their party’s interest. Stop the nonsensical gaslighting. You’re simply agents of chaos and tomfoolery.

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• Ataa Obeng site 19 Tema 1 year ago

  You have spoken well but the president thinks about his family and his party before Ghana, listening to him he said his party lost in the galamsey areas so he will not stop galamsey, so if we should all die who will vote his ...
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  You have spoken well but the president thinks about his family and his party before Ghana, listening to him he said his party lost in the galamsey areas so he will not stop galamsey, so if we should all die who will vote his party

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