#AgyemanManuMustGo: ‘We’ll show him the exit if Akufo-Addo refuses’- Minority
Minority Caucus of Parliament has asked President Akufo-Addo to immediately sack Health Minister Kweku Agyeman-Manu or they will trigger censure process to show him the exit from office.
Speaking in the floor of parliament after the voting of debate on the report of the ad-hoc committee tasked to probe the Sputnik V Vaccine procurement was deferred, Minority Chief Whip Muntaka Mubarak said ”
Meanwhile, Human Rights Lawyer Martin Luther Kpebu says he will petition parliament to kick-off a process that will legally nail Health Minister Kweku Agyeman -Manu on Sputnik V Vaccines procurement breaches and perjury.
Mr. Agyeman-Manu admitted on oath before the ad-hoc committee tasked by the Speaker to probe controversial Sputnik V Saga that he failed to see parliamentary approval whilst lying on oath during questioning, a clear case of perjury.
Speaking in an interview monitored by African Editors on 9 August 2021 in Accra, Lawyer Kpebu said “Agyeman-Manu is embarrassing all of us. It’s as if he’s the only talent on that but we know his is not. He must resign. I will petition parliament to initiate a process that will lead to his prosecution because he has committed perjury”the Health Minister has betrayed the oath of his office, the president must sack him or we will pass votes of censure to kick him out of office”
Meanwhile, Ghanaians have been reacting to the Sputnik V Vaccine saga on both social and legacy media.
Source: africaneditors.com
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