28/07/2025
Minority Chief Whip demands urgent briefing over mysterious killings
Minority Chief Whip Frank Annoh-Dompreh has made a passionate appeal to Parliament, urging the Speaker to immediately summon the Interior Minister for a closed-door briefing following a series of killings across the country.
“It is very sad today, our colleague related a sad matter - killings of innocent citizens - and Speaker, I say this with a heavy heart,” he said on the floor of Parliament Friday, July 25.
He described the recent developments as deeply troubling, revealing that bodies of missing persons are being found just days after their disappearance.
“We have been reading news of people going missing, and the next day or two, their bodies are found. We’ve read a number of them. I can cite them, but it is a national security matter, and I need to be cautious how I relate to it.”
Calling for action under Order 60, Annoh-Dompreh requested the Speaker to urgently invite the Interior Minister — and potentially the National Security Minister — to meet with lawmakers behind closed doors.
“So now I want to come under Order 60 and pray that we invite the Minister for Interior and the national security not to meet us at plenary. You should meet us at close seating.”
He warned that the killings are ongoing and require immediate attention.
“Even yesterday, we had two killings again, in the Ashanti region. Even today, it has happened again. Then we can have a closed session for him to brief us. We may also have some good suggestions.”