Ghanaians on social media have gone all out in support of an unprecedented development in Parliament today.

Many of them have thrown their weight behind the decision of the Majority Members of Parliament to demand that President Akufo-Addo sacks the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta.

The MPs, numbering about 80, held a press conference on Tuesday to impress on the President to relieve his cousin, Mr Ofori-Atta, of the responsibility of managing the national purse or risk losing their support for government business going forward.

https://www.myjoyonline.com/sack-ken-ofori-atta-majority-mps-tell-akufo-addo/

They also want the Minister of State in charge of Finance at the Ministry of Finance, Charles Adu Boahen, to be subjected to a similar fate.

Even before the President responds to this call, social media users have already shown their will to see the move materialise.

Whatever their motives are the fact still remains that this Finance minister has failed abysmally.

He has failed as leader and nothing else is left for him to do than to walk away honourably. #KenMustGo

— DJ JERRY (@deejjerry) October 25, 2022

They have posted tweets using the hashtag #KenMustGo, which has topped the trends on Twitter with about 4,100 tweets so far.

Read more reactions below:

Talk is cheap. Opposition is easy. The internet never forgets. #KenMustGo https://t.co/TRELn4gl0E

— Dee Kae A. (@Dee_Kae) October 25, 2022

This man thinks he is tough. But we must force him out! #KenMustGo

— Hakeem🇬🇭 (@HakeemNuriD) October 25, 2022

#KenMustGo

— nana aba (@thenanaaba) October 25, 2022

We living in a country where there is no finance minister, there is no Vice President and no president tueh #KenMustGo

— Mystical (@Mysticalgee2) October 25, 2022

30 million people cannot be wrong, no not possible.#KenMustGo #FixTheCountry

— Cookie Tee (@TheCookieteeGH) October 25, 2022

Currency News:

GHS 15.00 = $1
GHS 16.00 = £1
GHS 13.90 = €1#KenMustGo #BawumiaMustGo#BawumiatooMustGo

— DR. Sneaker Nyame (@SneakerNyame_) October 25, 2022