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The Majority Leader, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, has announced that all four independent Members of Parliament have expressed their intention to align with the Majority Caucus in Parliament.
Among them, Kwame Asare Obeng, MP for Gomoa Central, has formally communicated his decision to the Majority Caucus.
However, the other three - Ohene Kwame Frimpong (Asante Akim North), Nandaya Yaw Stanley (Wulensi), and Worlasi Kpeli (Afram Plains North) - have been urged to submit official letters to both the Majority Caucus and the Speaker for validation.
“Currently, we have received letters from all four of them. So, Mr. Speaker, we’ll wait for them to officially write to you.
"My attention [has been drawn to the fact] that so far, the MP for Gomoa Central has written to us, but the rest are yet to write officially to confirm their positions,” Dr Forson disclosed during a parliamentary session on Wednesday, January 8, 2025.
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