We are not at war in Parliament; we only express disagreements – Afenyo-Markin

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Osaberima mensah 10 months ago

You ugly stupid fool, you lots nppigs are just nuisance to the country. Always standing against any good thing of the land. Either you are at war or whatever, the rightful Ghanaians have our country back and you have 38% lose ...
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You ugly stupid fool, you lots nppigs are just nuisance to the country. Always standing against any good thing of the land. Either you are at war or whatever, the rightful Ghanaians have our country back and you have 38% losers have nothing to offer Ghana and the parliament house.You have no sence than no one afeya matches. nppigs, look at your scandals after your term in office, you thieves still got mouth to talk about Ghana.
Capricorn 10 months ago

Your uncouth behavior suggests that you're at war with one another in parliament. You're in parliament for quite a while now, and Ghanaians expect some amount of discipline in your dealings. What's the essence of unnecessary ...
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Your uncouth behavior suggests that you're at war with one another in parliament. You're in parliament for quite a while now, and Ghanaians expect some amount of discipline in your dealings. What's the essence of unnecessary loudmouth in parliament.
Philipo 10 months ago

Don't mind the fool. Always pointing his fingers disrespectfully at the speaker and shouting arrogantly. Kwasea. Massa the school children at the Gallery are watching you. Stupid boy. Efutu rat trying to do damage control

Don't mind the fool. Always pointing his fingers disrespectfully at the speaker and shouting arrogantly. Kwasea. Massa the school children at the Gallery are watching you. Stupid boy. Efutu rat trying to do damage control
Nii 10 months ago

I wish I was the speaker of Parliament like will see level, Mike Oquaye showed he was partisan ,I would have done worse,Npp is not a party,they are criminals, I don't know why I supporting the Ndc, Mills refused to prosecute ...
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I wish I was the speaker of Parliament like will see level, Mike Oquaye showed he was partisan ,I would have done worse,Npp is not a party,they are criminals, I don't know why I supporting the Ndc, Mills refused to prosecute kwamina Batels and the rest singing Asomdwehene because Bartels was a Family Friend but belongs to the Npp so couldn't prosecuted him and kuffour then fell out with the founder of Ndc who supported him to become president ,what a betrayal, we don't know what Mahama is also bringing with his links with people in the Npp always found in their mist drinking and dinning which makes him untrustworthy in public you are barking and in private toy are dinning, fear politician they are all thieves.
Watt 10 months ago

By creating confusion on the floor of parliament doesn't make famous, but rather the opposite. So afenyo please advise yourself because you are becoming unpopular in the eyes of Ghanaians.

By creating confusion on the floor of parliament doesn't make famous, but rather the opposite. So afenyo please advise yourself because you are becoming unpopular in the eyes of Ghanaians.
Agbeli Kumordziì 10 months ago

Afenyo is a disgrace to the volta race

Afenyo is a disgrace to the volta race
Sarah Annobil 10 months ago

Very true. If you watch his face carefully you can see that he resembles a rat

Very true. If you watch his face carefully you can see that he resembles a rat
Bk man 10 months ago

You're an idiot your behaviour in parliament is even more than war.Thank God the majority the speaker are more sensible than you and your fools. You thieves you want power again. You think is freemason!!!

You're an idiot your behaviour in parliament is even more than war.Thank God the majority the speaker are more sensible than you and your fools. You thieves you want power again. You think is freemason!!!
Jecil 10 months ago

Please, we are not kids. All what you have come to say is a way of winning public sympathy and by extent, cleaning your last year's mess.

Please, we are not kids. All what you have come to say is a way of winning public sympathy and by extent, cleaning your last year's mess.
Charles 10 months ago

The problem is that most of our politicians are not from a well cultured home. They were not brought up by their parents to behave in a civilized way (with manners). Hence, their uncivilized and uncultured behaviors in parlia ...
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The problem is that most of our politicians are not from a well cultured home. They were not brought up by their parents to behave in a civilized way (with manners). Hence, their uncivilized and uncultured behaviors in parliament.

George 10 months ago

@Charles. Good submission. I can not agree with you more. It is true that a majority of them are from poor rural towns/villages with illiterate parents who lack knowledge on civil behavior and proper manners to pass over to t ...
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@Charles. Good submission. I can not agree with you more. It is true that a majority of them are from poor rural towns/villages with illiterate parents who lack knowledge on civil behavior and proper manners to pass over to their children. They therefore grew up as adults with no manners and that is what we see in parliament. It is therefore true that their behaviors reflects the home they come from. If you observe closely those parliamentarians who are from good homes behave in a more civilized way than others in the chamber.
Araba 10 months ago

@George. Afenyo Markin is from a divorced home with no upbringing. His behavior in parliament is truly a reflection of the home he grew up in.

@George. Afenyo Markin is from a divorced home with no upbringing. His behavior in parliament is truly a reflection of the home he grew up in.
Ohene 10 months ago

"Mo ntu tu macrofones no". We saw this on TV. Not civilised. Annor Dompreh was leading the charge to be physical. Insulting Zanertor is not civilised. Slapping a policeman and walking free is not civilised.

"Mo ntu tu macrofones no". We saw this on TV. Not civilised. Annor Dompreh was leading the charge to be physical. Insulting Zanertor is not civilised. Slapping a policeman and walking free is not civilised.
Asonaba kofi 10 months ago

It can be done in a more civilised way with less grandstanding than how you in particular go about things. As well as respect for the speaker. Your behaviour in parliament is what has contributed in our position in the intern ...
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It can be done in a more civilised way with less grandstanding than how you in particular go about things. As well as respect for the speaker. Your behaviour in parliament is what has contributed in our position in the international peace index.
Quame 10 months ago

Political maturity observes that one must support that which is good in the interest of the community and not always raise dissenting views. This minority group is always up to criticize everything that comes from the majorit ...
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Political maturity observes that one must support that which is good in the interest of the community and not always raise dissenting views. This minority group is always up to criticize everything that comes from the majority side.
Sometimes they make it so obvious for us to see that they are just being partisan and not nationalistic. Personally, a change in the minority leadership will serve its good in the chamber. They need someone who’s diplomatic and can easily get the majority to reason with them. The best person is Patrick Boamah.
Kofi Ghana 10 months ago

I don’t think you people really matter in parliament!!
You are only making noise to be seen!!
Hahaha

I don’t think you people really matter in parliament!!
You are only making noise to be seen!!
Hahaha
Beetroot 10 months ago

..ANIMAL

..ANIMAL
Anthony Yeboah 10 months ago

The disagreement always brings wasted resources of the public...so NPP need to do better for the country resetting

The disagreement always brings wasted resources of the public...so NPP need to do better for the country resetting

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