NPP lacks leadership in Parliament – Murtala Mohammed

Tamale Central MP, Murtala Mohammed, has strongly criticized the leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Parliament, accusing them of failing to maintain order and control over their members.

Speaking on Morning Starr, he condemned the Minority side’s behavior, particularly their recent plea to Speaker Alban Bagbin for permission to allow MPs under investigation into the chamber.

He accused the NPP of attempting to rally support without addressing broader issues, noting that elections are won by neutral voters, not just party loyalists.

Mohammed also expressed frustration over disruptions in Parliament, including MPs singing and engaging in disorderly conduct, blaming NPP leadership for a lack of discipline.

His comments highlight growing tensions in the House ahead of the next elections.