If e-levy required a simple majority,Agyapa will require two-thirds majority so you cannot go through with it-Clement Apaak

As parliament reconvenes, one of deals likely to be brought before  Members of Parliament will be the Agyapa royalty deal.    It is in this regard, that the Member of Parliament for Tulsa South, Honourable Clement Apaak has served notice that the minority group in parliament will not fall for the tricks and abject disregard for rule of law by the ruling New Patriotic Party in a bid to pass the Agyapa deal.

Honorable Apaak sounded a stern warning to the ruling government to stop brooding over what he termed illegality that would require a two-thirds majority to pass.

He explained that the same way the obnoxious e-levy was rejected by his side but for the tricks and foul play of the ruling party, it fraudulently passed it with a by the majority side alone.
Honorable Apaak was elated that the Agyapa royalty deal would require a two-thirds majority of the members of parliament to pass which he has already kicked against.

"With a 137 MPs apiece, they should not think they can swindle the minority to get it passed.
Even though they intentionally doing everything possible through the Apex Court to reduce our numbers with the Assin North MP's case but with the required two-thirds majority, the Agyapa will not go through", he said.

Though the NDC rejected the e-levy on very good ground but with a diabolical mindset, the majority side passed it regardless.

"As we have returned from the recess, we must ensure that the health and well-being of Ghanaians are ensured and that's what we're determined and committed to, anything short of that which would not inure to the benefit of Ghanaians, we're not for it", he added.

He assured that the reason for which their constituents brought them to parliament would surely be safeguarded. 

"We will ensure that Ghanaians are not shortchanged through Agyapa or whatever", he fused.

He said, quite the same way the NDC rejected the e-levy on good ground, Agyapa will in like manner be rejected in all shapes or form", Dr. Apaak reiterated.

Story: Prosper Kwaku Selassy Agbitor