The very first Deputy Majority Chief Mix and Member of Parliament with regard to Tolon, Hon. Iddrisu Habib has likened the Loudspeaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin to the proverbial “mad man” who sleeps while their house is on fire. He’s blamed Mr. Bagbin for your free for all fight including MPs on both sides following the process of voting on the E-levy bill went haywire yesterday evening, resulting in an eyesore that has made international headlines considering that last night. The fight out of cash out after the Minority attemptedto stop the First Deputy Loudspeaker and MP for Bekwai, Joseph Osei Owusu through vacating his seat in order to cast his vote as a part of the house, though he has been presiding at the time. The Loudspeaker, Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, according to the Mouthpiece Majority Chief Whip fooled the Bekwai MP in order to sit in briefly, whilst he went for dinner, simply to vanish into thin air, establishing his deputy up for a scenario which debarred him through partaking in the voting. “Everything that happened was brought on by Speaker Bagbin; there is an Africa proverb that, it’s just a mad man who would go to bed with his house burning down; why do you go to bed realizing that your house is on fire. Therefore i blame the Speaker for all your problems that Parliament is facing”, Hon. Habib said. In the mean time, the whereabouts of the Loudspeaker after vanishing from Parliament last night is yet to become established. Majority Leader plus Suame MP, Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu who talked in an interview with JoyNews monitored by Mynewsgh. possuindo said Mr. Bagbin offers refused to answer their phone or respond to their text messages since last night. The home is expected to reconvene these days to determine whether the controversial e-levy should be considered under a certificate associated with urgency or otherwise. Source: MyNewsGh. com||Edward Amagyei Naaso|| 2021Send your news stories in order to [email protected] plus via WhatsApp on +233 202452509Related Topics: FeatureGhana