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The Majority Leader in Parliament, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu, has criticized certain political party leaders for making extravagant demands, including requests for cars and land, as prerequisites for allowing party members to contest in Parliamentary primaries.
Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu condemned such instances of vote buying, emphasizing the need to address this issue in the country’s electoral process.
Speaking during a leadership engagement with the Parliamentary Press Corps on Wednesday, February 7, the Majority Leader stated, “You have people coming to you to tell you that buy a car for us before we vote for you. Especially the leadership of the parties, they ask for cars before they allow you to contest, even land…we should be real.”
The Suame MP also proposed that political parties reconsider such practices, suggesting introspection to possibly eliminate these demands.
The Majority Leader in Parliament, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu, has criticized certain political party leaders for making extravagant demands, including requests for cars and land, as prerequisites for allowing party members to contest in Parliamentary primaries.
Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu condemned such instances of vote buying, emphasizing the need to address this issue in the country’s electoral process.
Speaking during a leadership engagement with the Parliamentary Press Corps on Wednesday, February 7, the Majority Leader stated, “You have people coming to you to tell you that buy a car for us before we vote for you. Especially the leadership of the parties, they ask for cars before they allow you to contest, even land…we should be real.”
The Suame MP also proposed that political parties reconsider such practices, suggesting introspection to possibly eliminate these demands.