The immediate-past Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu has been spotted in Parliament exchanging pleasantries with other legislators.

This is his first time appearing in Parliament as a former Minority leader following the NDC executive's decision to reshuffle the Minority leadership.

On Tuesday, January, 24, the National Democratic Congress' (NDC) executives announced the change in leadership in a letter to the Speaker of Parliament.

MP for Ajumako-Enyan-Esiam, Cassiel Ato Forson, was appointed Minority Leader and MP for Adaklu Constituency, Kwame Governs Agbodza, the Deputy Minority Chief Whip.

According to the National Chairman the NDC Johnson Asiedu Nketiah the decision to reshuffle was taken two years ago.

He explained that, the out gone leaders had delivered their assignment perfectly, therefore it was time for the new leaders to take their turn.

“The leadership that we have just changed, they’ve done their part. We needed them at the time we chose them, we felt that they possess the skill set that could meet the challenges as at that time and they discharged their work creditably.

“Now, we are facing new set of emerging challenges and so it is only reasonable to go for a new set of leadership that possesses the skill set that will be able to discharge the responsibilities that have emerged because of the changing times,” he said when addressing party faithfuls in London.

However, the decision by the party met a lot controversies, as about 70 NDC MPs protested and demanded that it be reversed.

On February 6, the Council of Elders convened a crucial meeting with the Minority Caucus and the National Executive Committee (NEC), but former Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu was noticably absent.

It is believed this his absence is an indication of his opposition to the change in leadership.

Meanwhile, Mr Haruna Iddrisu is yet to break his silence over losing his position to Dr Cassiel Ato Forson.