The Minority in Parliament has issued a stern warning, threatening to disrupt parliamentary proceedings if there isn't a significant improvement in the attendance of MPs from the Majority side starting next week.

Since Parliament reconvened in July, the Minority has expressed concern over the consistently low presence of NPP MPs, with often fewer than 30 members from the ruling party attending sessions. This situation, according to the Minority, has placed an undue burden on them to manage government business effectively.

The Minority's Deputy Whip, Ahmed Ibrahim, voiced their grievances on the floor of the House, attributing the absenteeism to NPP MPs accompanying their flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, on campaign activities following the unveiling of his running mate, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh.

Mr. Ibrahim emphasized that the Minority cannot continue to shoulder the responsibility of conducting legislative business alone while the Majority neglects their parliamentary duties.

"We will also instruct our legislators to prioritize campaigning if this trend continues, which will undoubtedly cripple the functioning of the House," Mr. Ibrahim warned.