Majority Leader in Parliament, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, has criticized the Minority for subjecting President John Dramani Mahama's newly sworn-in government to undue criticism just two weeks into its tenure.Speaking at a press conference in Parliament on Tuesday, January 21, Dr. Forson called on the opposition to exercise restraint and adopt a more constructive approach.

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He stressed the need for the government to have the space to address the nation’s challenges without unnecessary distractions.“The Mahama administration is barely two weeks old, yet it has already been inundated with unwarranted attacks from the Minority. I appeal to our colleagues on the other side to grant the government the necessary breathing space to steer the affairs of this country. Let us work together to build a better Ghana,” Dr.

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Forson urged.The Majority Leader highlighted the government’s focus on tackling pressing economic and social issues, emphasizing that a clear roadmap is already in place to guide the recovery process. He warned the opposition against actions that could hinder progress or destabilize governance.“The government has laid out a comprehensive roadmap to address the economic and social issues confronting our nation.

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Let us allow it to implement its policies without undue interference,” he added.While acknowledging the importance of dissent in a democratic system, Dr. Forson cautioned the Minority to avoid premature criticisms that could undermine national development. He encouraged them to channel their energy into constructive engagement with the government.Dr.

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Forson concluded by expressing optimism about the administration’s ability to deliver on its promises, urging all Ghanaians to rally behind President Mahama’s government in its mission to fulfil the aspirations of the people.

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