and his members have accused Minority leader Cassiel Ato Forson and his group of deliberately sabotaging Ghana's economic growth by persistently opposing certain tax waivers currently being considered by the House.
"The Minority Leader, Dr Ato Forson is leading that charge on behalf of the Minority in Parliament, and their main aim is to obstruct government business and to deny the people of Ghana the needed economic growth, which will result from businesses investing in the country and expanding their businesses," the Majority leader said.
The Minority in Parliament has opposed these waivers, arguing that granting such exemptions amounts to giving away free money amid the country's economic challenges.There was a problem processing your submission. Please try again later. He stated that the $832 million waiver was granted even though MPS was expected to invest just $1.5 billion in the local economy
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