Watch how the NDC MPs marched and sang on the Majority side of Parliament

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  • OSABARIMA MENSA 2 years ago

    Gyimii saa!

  • Simply Bred 2 years ago

    OfuiKojoBasia Mensa!

  • Apraku 2 years ago

    They can rain brimstone , iron and hail on Ghanaians , still they will lose the elections. What a childish behavior of a foolish coup party MP's.

  • NOT THIS TIME. 2 years ago

    Do the Parliament have a dress code?

  • Tagoe..........Peki VR 2 years ago

    Ndc knowing they won't win this elections.They are determined to disrupt this election.
    NPP LOVES GHANA.

    What they wanted they won't get it .Throwing our Dea countryi nto caos to make this election not come on is their in ...
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  • DotCom 2 years ago

    @Tagoe:

    What have you been smoking?

  • Omama 2 years ago

    Massa, majority is won at the polling stations not on technicalities of the speaker

  • Leroy's Uncle 2 years ago

    Mmoa! Soon your 20 Ghana a day pay from the jubilee house will dry up like your arid brains!

  • Emelia 2 years ago

    Minority is terrorising majority. I'm listening to citinews and dela sky is misinforming listeners.

  • Naa 2 years ago

    It's true he's with a lady I don't want to mention her name wanted to push Hon Ayariga he stopped her but her comments afterwards was balas. I just changed my dial from there I won't even tune in their station again.

  • Opti 2 years ago

    We don’t have people to lead us anymore. Leadership crisis!

  • Ikele 2 years ago

    Jokers

  • GOD SAVE GHANA 2 years ago

    Honourables in deed.No aim.Apiiiiiii

  • Nana Yaw 2 years ago

    So people will still vote for these old men and women marching, disgracing themselves today and not feel shamed to call them their MPs. At least not all Ghanaians are fools

  • Raphael Abeam US 2 years ago

    What was the importance of that marching by the NDC Parliamentarians in front of Parliament. Are these NDC people serious at all. Did you go to Parliament to fight for your constituents for developments or to make make mess t ...
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  • KOKUTSE AGBANA 1 year ago

    WHAT GOES UP MUST COME DOWN.