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General News of Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Source: clbadfmonline.com
2019-02-06
play the videoMember of Parliament for Tamale North, Alhbadan Suhuyini
Tamale North opposition MP, Alhbadan Suhuyini, was ordered to leave parliament on Wednesday, February 6, 2019 by First Vice President, Joseph Osei-Owusu.
The Accra100.5FM parliamentary correspondent, Richard Appiah Sarpong, who was in parliament when the incident occurred, reported that Alhbadan Suhuyini was disrupting the house's work after the majority made a motion asking the minority to apologize to the MP for Ayawaso West. Wuogon, Lydia Alhbadan, for describing her as a "bloody widow" at her swearing-in ceremony that took place on Tuesday, February 5, 2019 after winning the by-election that was marked by violence.
Mr. Osei-Owusu, who ruled Alhbadan Suhuyini's conduct unparliamentary, said, "Sir, please leave the house."
Aliahan Suhuyini left the house amid disapproving shouts from the minority side, announced Appiah Sarpong.
Matthew Nyindam, leader of the second parliamentary majority, presented a motion Wednesday asking the minority to apologize to Ms. Alhbadan.
He supported his motion by Standing Order 93 (2), which read: "It is inadmissible to use offensive, insulting, profane, profane or inappropriate language or to attribute unfair motives to a member. or to allude.
Minority MPs said they boycotted Alhbadan's investiture because they did not want to believe in his victory in the violent January 31, 2019 by-election.
Before organizing the strike, the minority deputies held placards on the floor of the house, some of which read as "Bloody Widow".
But, responding to the motion, James Averdzi Klutse, deputy leader of the minority, said that the messages on the signs were not words uttered or uttered by any member.
He also stated that at the date of this description, Ms. Alhbadan had not been sworn in, so she was not covered by this standing order.
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