I’m joining NPP in Parliament - Fomena MP
He said joining NPP is the wish of his people, though the opposition NDC want him on their side
Jonas Danquah 
The independent Member of Parliament-elect for Fomena Constituency, Andrew Amoako Asiamah says he will join the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Parliament.
His decision, he said, is in line with what his constituents want.
He revealed to journalists today, December 16, 2020, that the opposition NDC approached him to take a decision to join their side in the House.
But he said, “I also respectfully told them that this is the position and it is not my position. It is the position of the constituents.
“Human beings must always live with principles. My principles that I took with respect to my party was to make sure that the party is fair and just in its dealings with members. That was why I took that decision.
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"Now that I have been vindicated I think the party, even though we have not discussed that matter, is learning some of the mistakes they made. That is what I am looking for.
“I hope that going forward the party will look into some of these decisions and take very critical decisions.” He added as quoted by 3news.com
