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Member of Parliament, Murtala Mohammed has asked his colleague Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa to return the two cars he bought with MPs' car loan if he claims to be principled. He made this comment following calls from the North Tongu MP asking his colleagues to reject the $28million car loan facility for legislators. After asking his colleague to return the cars, he described his position on the $28million car loan facility as hypocritical. The $28million car loan is to procure vehicles for members of the current…

NDC MP, Samuel Okodzeto Ablakwa has said that owing to the $28million car loan for members of Parliament it has been made to look as though the Parliamentarians are in Parliament purposefully for their own gains and not the constituencies they represent. Hon. Ablakwa is one of the few MPs asking their colleagues to reject the loan facility but some have criticize his stand stating that he is being hypocritical. MP for Temale Central, Murtala Mohammed reacting to Ablakwa's position as well as the loan facility is…

Maverick lawmaker and member of Parliament for Temale Central constituency, Murtala Mohammed is of the view that outspoken law maker Kennedy Agyapong wouldn't have been walking freely in any country where it's democracy is serious. He made this comment after a colleague lawmaker, Alhassan Suhuyini raised the attention of the House on Wednesday to the misconduct of Mr. Agyapong over his threat against Erastus Asare Dokor. Mr. Alhassan said he felt obliged to raised the issue in Parliament because of his past…

The Member of Parliament for Temale Central Murtala Mohammed has that Members of Parliament in Ghana are the least paid in the world and that is the more reason they need more than a car loan for a smooth execution of their duties to their various constituencies. He is of the opinion that the Land Cruiser vehicles that is due Members of Parliament isn't anything that can be categorized as luxury but rather a necessity that will aid the smooth execution of their work. The former deputy Minister of Trade noted that as…