NPP’s Cynthia Morrison Threatens To Resign As MP And Reduce Party’s Number In Parliament

In a development that could have significant political implications, Hon. Cynthia Morrison, Member of Parliament for Agona West, has reportedly indicated her intention to resign from the New Patriotic Party (NPP). According to a social media post by well-known political commentator and activist, Kwame A Plus, Morrison’s resignation could result in the NPP losing its majority in Parliament, potentially shifting the balance of power.

The post alleges that Hon. Morrison has already drafted her resignation letter and has issued a strong warning to key figures within the party, including Alexander Afenyo-Markin, MP for Effutu. The message suggests that continued “misbehavior” by certain individuals within the party would lead to her formal resignation, putting the onus on party leadership to address the concerns raised.

Kwame A Plus, known for his outspoken views on political matters, shared this information via his Facebook platform. However, as of now, there has been no official confirmation or response from Hon. Morrison or the NPP regarding the validity of these claims.

If the resignation proceeds, it could have a profound impact on the party’s standing in Parliament, as the NPP would be reduced to a minority. This development would complicate legislative decision-making processes and could potentially trigger a reshuffling of power dynamics within the government.

As the situation unfolds, political observers will be keenly watching for official statements from Hon. Morrison and NPP leadership to determine the next course of action and how this internal party matter will be resolved.

Source: GhanaFeed.Com