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The Minority in Parliament has moved the motion for vote of censure against Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta.
Already, the 80 NPP MPs who called for the dismissal of the Minister say they will not support the censure.
But the NDC MPs say they remain resolute in ensuring that the Finance Minister exits his post for mismanaging the economy.
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