Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Sam Nartey George, has called on government officials who traveled to Qatar to make their way back to Ghana following the country's exit from the World Cup tournament on Friday.

Uruguay kicked Ghana out of the ongoing tournament by two goals to nil.

Reacting to the news, Mr Nartey George provided four takeaways from the defeat which included "Now can our government officials come back home to their real jobs."

Communications Minister, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, is among the government officials who flew to Qatar to support their Black Stars.

During the debate on the 2023 budget statement presented by Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, only 21 MPs on the Majority side were present. Also, the Minority was infuriated by the absence of Ministers who were to be present to defend the budget allocation to their respective ministries.

It is unknown where the remaining Majority MPs were on November 29, when Parliament debated the budget.

It comes as no surprise that Mr Nartey George has jabbed his colleagues who he says should return to do what they are being paid to do.

The remaining three takeaways provided by the heartbroken MP are that Ghana needs a "proper coach with technical know-how", and "the GFA executives need to stop interfering in team selection."

Despite Ghana's defeat, he was pleased that "we are going home with Uruguay."

Four take aways from this defeat;

1. We need a proper coach with technical know how

2. The GFA Executives need to stop interfering in team selection

3. Even if we lost, we are going home with Uruguay

4. Now can our government officials come back home to their real jobs.

— Sam 'Dzata' George (@samgeorgegh) December 2, 2022

Meanwhile, Otto Addo has stepped down as the head coach of the senior national team.