Speaking to the media on Tuesday, October 22, Afenyo-Markin clarified that the NPP MPs' decision to withdraw to their offices on that day was a calculated action to prevent conflict and mayh... Read more
Jonathan Asante Otchere, a political science lecturer in an interview with BRYT Adekyee Mu Nsem host Kwamina Sam Biney on Friday indicated the Effutu MP is emotionally immature and that he w... Read more
The Hon. Minority Leader, as part of his statement, called on the Speaker to follow precedent and declare vacant, the seats of four Members of Parliament pursuant to Articles 97(1)(g) and (h... Read more
Election 2024:Afenyo-Markin Seeks Refund Of Ghc100K From 17 Unemployed Youth For Damaging Billboards
The writ of summon from the Winneba District court and intercepted by Bryt fm news revealed that all the 17 defendants are unemployed youth of Winneba. Read more
According to Mr. Israel Adorbley, the day will serve as a testament to the Effutu lawmaker enduring legacy and collective commitment to fighting the silent epidemic. Read more
Hon. Afenyo-Markin indicated the school currently now has a total enrollment of 1,840 students as against 350 prior to the introduction of the free technical education and therefore called o... Read more
Addressing people in all the beneficiary Communities, the Deputy Majority Leader promised to do his best to seek development for the Effutu Municipality Read more
The donation by the Member of Parliament, Alexander Afenyo-Markin is to help cushion staff and also make them feel comfortable to deliver of their mandate Read more
Deputy Majority Leader in Parliament, Hon. Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin has asked Ghanaians not to compare former President John Mahama to Dr. Bawumia as he believes the latter is a futur... Read more
According to him, NDC as a party together with its Parliamentary Candidate is known to be apostles of liars, anti developmental agents and also liability to the Effutu Constituency and Ghana... Read more
Alexander Afenyo-Markin, the Deputy Majority Leader, has suggested lowering the number of seats in Parliament from 275 to 200. The Effutu constituency member of parliament claimed that his i... Read more
“We will urge him that he should apologise, so we can move on because clearly, our focus is basically to fight for the people of Ghana” Read more
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