The kind of things Ken Agyapong says and his excuses do not match – Muntaka cries over the acquittal of Agyapong

Saturday, February 16, 2019 Policy

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-02-16

"I am worried and disappointed because look at the kinds of things that he continues to do and that is the kind of excuses he makes and that parliaments accept …"

Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak, Member of Parliament of Asawasi, expressed his disappointment at the acquittal of his "nemesis", Kennedy Agyapong.

The Speaker of Parliament, Professor Mike Oquaye, reprimanded Kennedy Agyapong after apologizing for calling the house "cheap," as reported by MyNewsGh.com.

Kennedy Agyapong admitted that he made a mistake in June 2018 regarding statements concerning the leader of the majority and stated that he had apologized.

Mr. Agyapong subsequently apologized when he had the opportunity to express himself, but not without drama. He rejected certain aspects of the committee's report while explaining the circumstances in which he had used words considered contempt of Parliament.

Attempts by deputy leader of the minority, James Klutse Avedzi, to make further excuses proved futile, majority leader Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu argued that the first reason deemed sufficient by the NDC deputies was conditional .

"I apologized to the leader of the majority. J & # 39; I; I am a human being … he is my best friend, "said the deputy to the press at the time.

Muntaka Mubarak was the deputy who dragged the deputy of Assin Central to the Privileges Committee and was not happy with the result.

According to the Asawase MP, who dragged his colleague to the Privilege Committee, the decision does not bode well for the legislature.

"We do not help our democracy run our house in any way," Muntaka Mubarak told our sister media, Citi News.

Kennedy Agyapong promised to have a confrontation with Muntaka once his troubles ended. MyNewsGh.com carefully follows the duo for any new development.