Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin attacked the National Democratic Congress during the New Patriotic Party conference at the University of Ghana on Saturday. The opposition leader accused the ruling party of betraying voters through broken campaign pledges and harmful economic policies. Afenyo-Markin condemned new fuel levies that raised gasoline prices and hurt working families across Ghana.
The NPP representative criticized President Mahama's approach to illegal mining despite declaring it a national emergency. He accused the administration of undermining judicial independence through public attacks against the Chief Justice. Afenyo-Markin alleged the government plans to direct mineral resources toward political allies rather than national development.
The minority leader blamed NDC supporters for violence during the Ablekuma North parliamentary election rerun. He stated that party thugs attacked NPP candidate Nana Akua Afriyie and former legislator Hawa Koomson during the contested vote. Afenyo-Markin declared the current administration a complete failure that cannot serve Ghana effectively.
The NPP representative criticized President Mahama's approach to illegal mining despite declaring it a national emergency. He accused the administration of undermining judicial independence through public attacks against the Chief Justice. Afenyo-Markin alleged the government plans to direct mineral resources toward political allies rather than national development.
The minority leader blamed NDC supporters for violence during the Ablekuma North parliamentary election rerun. He stated that party thugs attacked NPP candidate Nana Akua Afriyie and former legislator Hawa Koomson during the contested vote. Afenyo-Markin declared the current administration a complete failure that cannot serve Ghana effectively.
