The National Council of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has officially announced Member of Parliament for Effutu constituency, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, as Minority Leader in the 9th Parliament
He will be supported at the front bench by Patricia Apiagyei as Deputy Minority Leader, Frank Annoh-Dompreh as Chief Whip, Habib Iddrisu as First Deputy Minority Whip, and David Opoku as Second Deputy Minority Whip.
Afenyo-Markin’s reappointment as minority leader underscores his pivotal role in steering the NPP’s legislative agenda.
Known for his strategic approach and strong oratory skills, Afenyo-Markin has been instrumental in rallying the party’s MPs to address pressing national issues and counter government policies effectively.
To ensure readiness, the NPP plans to convene a meeting with its Members of Parliament-elect. The purpose of the session is to orient MPs on their roles and responsibilities and align the caucus on the party’s strategic objectives.
The leadership team is expected to spearhead efforts to prioritize the party’s legislative agenda while addressing critical national concerns.
The NPP caucus aims to provide constructive opposition and hold the majority accountable in the best interest of Ghanaians.
As the minority in the 9th Parliament, the NPP faces the dual challenge of ensuring internal cohesion while advocating effectively for its policies.
Retaining Afenyo-Markin as minority leader sends a message of stability and continuity, which many believe will strengthen the party’s performance in Parliament.
With Ghana’s legislative and economic landscape evolving, the NPP’s leadership is tasked with navigating sensitive issues, including governance reforms, economic recovery, and social development.
The NPP’s decision to maintain its leadership structure reflects a deliberate effort to promote unity within its ranks and to enhance the party’s parliamentary effectiveness.
By prioritizing teamwork and leveraging the experience of its leaders, the party is poised to play a significant role in shaping legislative outcomes in the 9th Parliament.