Leader of the NPP Caucus Osei Kyei-Mensah Bonsu on Thursday, held a press conference to discuss claims of a Majority in the 8th Parliament.
After Fomena MP, Andrews Asiamah Amoako officially wrote to Speaker Alban Bagbin to side with the NPP Caucus, Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu together with the NPP MPs claim to have the Majority in Parliament.
The presser of the NPP Caucus came after a press briefing held by the leader of the NDC Caucus earlier today.
Leader of the NDC Caucus Haruna Iddrisu said despite the decision of Andrews Asiamah Amoako to sit with the NPP Caucus, the 8th Parliament still works with a no Majority in Parliament.
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