The Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South, Samuel Atta Akyea is advocating for the establishment of an institution by the New Patriotic Party NPP to mentor the newly elected members of parliament.
Atta Akyea along with 17 other experienced MPs from the majority caucus decided not to contest in the upcoming NPP parliamentary primaries, pressing concern about the potential impact of their departure.
Atta Akyea suggest that, educating new MPs through the party initiated institution will help maintain the legislative capacity of the majority caucus in parliament.
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He also outlines his reason for exiting parliament by saying that, being an MP as the most challenging job one can take up in politics.
The former Minister for Works and Housing bemoaned the significant and unusual responsibilities that come with the position.
the Abuakwa South legislator described what he said are the incessant individual demands made to MPs by their constituents to the detriment of collective development and improvement.
Mr. Atta Akyea bemoaned the unceasing demands of constituents across the country.
He believes 16 years is a good enough time to hang up his gloves.
Story by Osei Akoto(Teacher Kojo) # Ahotoronline.com
