Anytime the Speaker calls us, we will come - Mahama Ayariga

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Osaberima manesah 1 year ago

That afenya markings is just a ass hole, he and his colleagues should go to supreme court and perform their parliamentary duties, it's as simple as that.

That afenya markings is just a ass hole, he and his colleagues should go to supreme court and perform their parliamentary duties, it's as simple as that.
JJ 1 year ago

MAJORITY NDC ARE ALWAYS READY TO GO FOR WORK: NOW LEFT TO MINORIY NPP TO RESPOND

MAJORITY NDC ARE ALWAYS READY TO GO FOR WORK: NOW LEFT TO MINORIY NPP TO RESPOND
OSABARIMA MENSA 1 year ago

The buga buga party will never be the majority even by default. Gyimii saa!

The buga buga party will never be the majority even by default. Gyimii saa!
Opoku Amsterdam 1 year ago

Parliament is gained through elections and not through the machinations of a partisan and corrupt Speaker who gained that status by default

Parliament is gained through elections and not through the machinations of a partisan and corrupt Speaker who gained that status by default
cool boy 1 year ago

Let the NPP Headquarters Annex (ie the Mafia Court) composed of the Council of NPP Activists and Fanatics in colonial blonde wigs (led by Mafia Torkono) learn wisdom and patriotism from Wise and Patriotic Bagbin

Let the NPP Headquarters Annex (ie the Mafia Court) composed of the Council of NPP Activists and Fanatics in colonial blonde wigs (led by Mafia Torkono) learn wisdom and patriotism from Wise and Patriotic Bagbin
Nzema K 1 year ago

Stop this foolishness Mr Ayariga.

The law is not at the behest of the speaker nor the SC. The law is the law, for as long as the constitution remains intact.
Per the constitution, the NDC is currently the majority in par ...
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Stop this foolishness Mr Ayariga.

The law is not at the behest of the speaker nor the SC. The law is the law, for as long as the constitution remains intact.
Per the constitution, the NDC is currently the majority in parliament and that is it..
OSABARIMA MENSA 1 year ago

By which law, the law of the jungle? The buga buga party will not sit in the majority seats for a long time. We need a strong opposition party but this lot is shambolic. Gyimii saa!

By which law, the law of the jungle? The buga buga party will not sit in the majority seats for a long time. We need a strong opposition party but this lot is shambolic. Gyimii saa!
Peace man 1 year ago

Mr. Ayariga go to your home town bawko now. Hahahaaaaaa

Mr. Ayariga go to your home town bawko now. Hahahaaaaaa
Donatus 1 year ago

The supreme court wants to turn the case into konongo kaya. They say they are the ones to interpret, they should go ahead and interpret. No konongo kaya here.

The supreme court wants to turn the case into konongo kaya. They say they are the ones to interpret, they should go ahead and interpret. No konongo kaya here.
James 1 year ago

You are hypocrite. 4 yrs ago you were asking Asiamah to go to issue when his seat was declared vacant. What has has changed in this matter? You described the the supreme Court judges that they are not knowledgeable about the ...
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You are hypocrite. 4 yrs ago you were asking Asiamah to go to issue when his seat was declared vacant. What has has changed in this matter? You described the the supreme Court judges that they are not knowledgeable about the law. Why are we doing this to ourselves?
Funny World 1 year ago

Listen to this idiot calling the supreme court judges insensible people. Ayariga was caught stealing ten tractors when the ndc introduced tractor pool to help farmers. Ayariga will eventually pay for what he did to his aunt m ...
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Listen to this idiot calling the supreme court judges insensible people. Ayariga was caught stealing ten tractors when the ndc introduced tractor pool to help farmers. Ayariga will eventually pay for what he did to his aunt miss Yakubu who sponsored his education overseas just to return to kick her out of her seat in Bawku. Such an ungrateful being is now calling the supreme court judges as insensible, really?
LIADI AGBELENGO 1 year ago

HE WILL CALL YOU AFTER DEC. 7TH. THEN YOU GO AND FIND YOUR SEAT.

HE WILL CALL YOU AFTER DEC. 7TH. THEN YOU GO AND FIND YOUR SEAT.
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Benbella 1 year ago

Some people don't make any sense at all in their comments. Now, if 20 MPS in Ashanti region wake one day to say they have crossed carpet to NDC or vice versa, what do you think will happen in parliament? The framers of our co ...
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Some people don't make any sense at all in their comments. Now, if 20 MPS in Ashanti region wake one day to say they have crossed carpet to NDC or vice versa, what do you think will happen in parliament? The framers of our constitution thought of all these, hence article 97 and 99......let's think and put Ghana 1st. Even our supreme court is becoming overly partisan.
Afro Moses 1 year ago

You think the speaker has looted tractors for you so when he calls you will go.Tractor thief.

You think the speaker has looted tractors for you so when he calls you will go.Tractor thief.

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