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Ato Forson: NDC Minority Met Expectations in 8th Parliament

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Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, the Minority Leader, has commended the NDC Minority caucus for meeting the expectations of the Ghanaian people during the 8th Parliament of the Fourth Republic.

Speaking at the dissolution of the 8th Parliament on January 6, Ato Forson acknowledged the challenges faced by the Minority but stressed that they successfully fulfilled their role. He highlighted their efforts to prevent actions by the executive that could harm the country’s economy.

“Mr. Speaker, every phase of this journey had its challenges, but in the end, the NDC Minority caucus delivered and lived up to the expectations of the people,” Ato Forson said.

Source:TheDotNews

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