Audio By Carbonatix
A photo used by the Majority Caucus in Parliament on the issue of tidal waves, which has devasted communities in the Volta Region, nearly started a fight between the two sides at a press conference on Friday.
Deputy Majority Leader, Alexander Afenyo Markin showed a photo of scenes from the disaster caused by the tidal waves to the press. But former Energy Minister, Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah and South Dayi MP, Rockson Nelson Dafiamekpor started heckling him.
According to them, his claim that the picture does not depict the current state of the Keta coastal area, thus was not taken at the scene, was untrue.
The clash occurred towards the end of the presser when the Bole Bamboi MP, Yusif Sulemana came to snatch the image from Afenyo Markin, and handed it over to Dafeamekpor.
Nhyeaso MP, Stephen Amoah, then followed up to retrieve the image from Mr Nelson Dafeamekpor. This led to a brawl.
Mr Afenyo Markin was then seen asking Mr Rockson Dafeamekpor to hand over the image to him.
The latter obliged and Afenyo Markin left.
Latest Stories
-
Cedi under fresh pressure as Christmas import demand drives dollar surge
7 minutes -
Ato Forson eyes first-week November for 2027 Budget, promises jobs and major infrastructure push
16 minutes -
SHS placement crisis deepens as Catholic Bishops demand probe into ‘protocol’ admissions
24 minutes -
SHS placement: Catholic Bishops demand probe into alleged payments for school places
41 minutes -
Facts about Nigeria’s Dangote oil refinery Initial Public Offering
1 hour -
Trump says AI safety fears a ‘hoax’ as he rejects calls for greater safeguards
1 hour -
Oil climbs as Saudi pipeline outage, fresh attacks heighten supply concerns
1 hour -
Donald Trump Jr and Bettina Trump say Putin ally paid for some wedding festivities as a ‘gift’
2 hours -
EU is set to propose ban on social media and AI chatbots for under-15s
2 hours -
No SHS space shortage – GES says 800,000 places available for just over 600,000 students
2 hours -
Emmys 2026: The winners and nominees in full
2 hours -
African banks’ foreign subsidiary contributions increasing; Access Bank records fastest cross-border growth
2 hours -
Food prices in Ghana remain largely stable – AGRA report
2 hours -
Fiscal economy to remain firm despite execution risks – Databank Research
2 hours -
China tightens travel restrictions for citizens
3 hours