Ato Forson behaved like a woman in labour with the 2025 Budget – Haruna Iddrisu

In a recent statement, Haruna Iddrisu, the Minority Leader in Parliament, criticized his colleague Ato Forson for his emotional response during the presentation of the 2025 budget. Iddrisu likened Forson's demeanor to that of a woman in labor, suggesting that the intense pressure and urgency surrounding the budget left him visibly shaken. This remark sparked discussions about the challenges lawmakers face when addressing complex financial documents under tight deadlines.

Iddrisu's comments reflect broader frustrations within the opposition regarding government fiscal policies and their implications for Ghanaians. The 2025 budget has been met with mixed reactions as stakeholders express concerns over its potential impact on economic recovery amid ongoing difficulties.

The Minority Leader emphasized that such emotional displays are indicative of deeper issues within governance and fiscal management. As debates continue, both sides of Parliament remain locked in a struggle over the best path forward for Ghana’s economy, highlighting the significance of effective leadership during turbulent times.