The Deputy Majority Whip, Richard Acheampong, has questioned the Minority's ability to investigate major drug seizures. This follows the Minority's request to recall Parliament.
Acheampong stated that the Minority has the constitutional right to ask for Parliament to meet. However, he also pointed out that the cost to the country should be a factor.
He specifically asked if the Minority has the skills needed to look into the drug seizures. These seizures have been linked to Ghana.
The comments highlight a disagreement between the Majority and Minority groups. It concerns how Parliament should handle national security issues.
The Minority has not yet responded to Acheampong's specific questions about their investigative capacity.
This exchange occurs amidst ongoing concerns about Ghana's role in international drug trafficking.