Alhassan Suhuyini, NDC deputy, expelled from parliament for disrupting debates

General News on Thursday, February 7, 2019

Source: Pulse.com.gh

2019-02-07

First Vice President Joseph Osei-Owusu ordered Tamale North MP Alhbadan Suhuyini to leave Parliament House on Wednesday, February 6, 2019.

He was sent out of the room for disrupting the proceedings.

The incident occurred after the majority caucus introduced a motion asking the minority to apologize to Ayawaso West Wuogon 's Deputy, Lydia Alhbadan Seyram, for notifying the minority. described as a "bloody widow" at her swearing-in ceremony on Tuesday, February 5, 2019.

Osei-Owusu, who ruled that the non-parliamentary MP for Tamale North, Alhbadan Suhuyini, asked him to withdraw

He said: "Honorable Member of Parliament for Tamale North, please leave the house."

NDC deputies held up placards with the inscription "bloody widow" before boycotting the swearing in of Lydia Alhbadan as Ayawaso West Wuogon's deputy.

The minority organized an outing on Tuesday, February 5, when the President introduced Lydia Alhbadan Seyram to swearing.

Minority MPs said they boycotted Alhbadan's inauguration because they did not want to give credit to his victory in the violent by-election.

Matthew Nyindam, the first chief bad of the majority, introduced a motion in parliament asking the minority to apologize to Ms. Alhbadan.

Matthew Nyindam, speaking in Parliament, described the minority etiquette on the Ayawaso MP as an attack on women in parliament, which also discriminates against women in general. , citing Article 12 of the constitution.