The Member of Parliament for Tamale North, Alhassan Suhuyini, is optimistic about the new Majority leadership's capability to effectively fulfill its responsibilities.

Following Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu's resignation, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, the Deputy Majority Leader and MP for Efutu, has been appointed as the new Majority Leader by the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

Patricia Appiagyei, the MP for Asokwa, will serve as Afenyo-Markin’s deputy, and Frank Annoh-Dompreh, the MP for Nsawam-Adoagyiri, will retain the position of Majority Chief Whip.

Habib Iddrisu, MP for Tolon, has been named Deputy Majority Whip, while Alex Tettey Djonobuah, MP for Sefwi Akontombra, is now the Second Deputy Majority Whip.

Expressing confidence in the new caucus leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, Alhassan Suhuyini wished him and his team the best of luck.

Having entered Parliament alongside Afenyo-Markin in the Sixth Parliament, Mr Suhuyini highlighted Afenyo-Markin's demonstrated leadership abilities.

He also acknowledged Annoh-Dompreh's leadership experience and commended Habib Iddrisu's quick learning, foreseeing smooth operations within the Majority Caucus in Parliament.

Mr Suhuyini conveyed his best wishes to the new leadership, noting Afenyo-Markin's significant contributions to the growth and stability of the caucus, attributing many successful initiatives to his effective leadership in challenging situations.

“I came to Parliament with Afenyo-Markin in the Sixth Parliament, and he has demonstrated his ability to be able to do what is supposed to be done by a leader. I think that [Frank] Annoh-Dompreh has been a leader for some time now. Habib [Iddrisu], even though he came first, he is learning very fast, and I think there won’t be much problem as far as the Majority Caucus in Parliament is concerned.”

“I wish the new leadership the very best of luck. Afenyo-Markin has contributed immensely to the growth and stability of his caucus. Many of the things that they have been able to push through can be attributed to his ability to lead the charge when there seems to be no way.”