Minority leader Afenyo-Markin has sparked online debate after his conduct during the vetting of ministerial nominees on January 20. The incident, which took place before the Appointments Committee, has led to criticism on social media, with many users pointing out what they consider his inappropriate behavior.The vetting session began around 10 a.m. with Kwame Governs Agbodza, the Minister-Designate for Roads and Highways, scheduled to appear.

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However, it was delayed for nearly two hours due to disagreements between Minority and Majority members. Afenyo-Markin raised concerns about the dismissal of some CEOs from state institutions. In response, committee member Mahama Ayariga raised a point of order, arguing that such matters were outside the scope of the committee and should be addressed through other legal channels.Despite Mr.

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Ahiafor, the Chairman of the Appointments Committee, ruling Afenyo-Markin out of order, the dispute continued for about 90 minutes, prompting a brief suspension of the sitting. When the session resumed, another 30 minutes passed without any progress. Afenyo-Markin described the Chairman’s interjection as "rude," which led to murmurs of discontent from committee members.

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vetting process moved forward, but the altercation generated significant attention on social media platform X. Many users have criticized Afenyo-Markin for his disregard for the Chairman's authority, urging him to show more respect for the role. The debate over his conduct continues to trend online as the committee's proceedings

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unfold.

are some comments by X users.Haruna Iddrisu, Minister-Designate for Education and Eric Opoku, Minister-Designate for Food and Agriculture are set to appear before Parliament’s Appointments Committee

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today, January 20.

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