What we’re witnessing today in parliament shows how the Akufo-Addo government ran this country.

This issue should be a wake-up call for us.
If we go back to 2020, some of these electoral infractions and malpractices occurred around the country. Many people complained, and some of the issues went to court. At the end of the day, we brushed them aside. We live in a country where we seem to be reactionary. We fixate on issues briefly, then move on.
— Ivan Kyei Innocent, Youth Activist

What we’re witnessing today in Parliament is a testament to how the Akufo-Addo administration handled this country.
At some point, Ghana became a crime scene. Ghanaians were fed up with the excesses of the government and decided to punish the government at the polls.
The numbers appear to be the by-product of the bad governance that was handed to the people of this country.
— Ivan Kyei Innocent, Youth Activist

Is the Minority doing what they are supposed to do? When you look at the grandstanding, the posturing, and the kind of belligerent stance taken by people like Afenyo-Markin in Parliament, you don’t see the elements of a Minority: fact-checking or holding the government of the day accountable.
Unfortunately, today, the government is more in sync with the people than the opposition.
— Ivan Kyei Innocent, Youth Activist

The NPP MPs can match the NDC MPs regardless of their numbers.
With the numbers the NPP has in Parliament, the NDC may always have their way, but the NPP will also have their say. — Audience


I feel very sad as a Ghanaian youth to sit here and hear my brothers deliberate on issues from biased positions.
Let us put aside our political affiliations and address the issues straightforwardly. There is only one underlying factor, which is that the electoral outcome of 41 polling stations has violated the regulations of the Electoral Commission. — Audience

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