Members of Parliament (MPs) from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) dressed in black attire during President John Mahama’s first State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Thursday, while their counterparts from the National Democratic Congress (NDC) donned white clothing.
After the address, Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga explained that the white outfits worn by NDC MPs were symbolic of the hope and positivity conveyed by the President’s speech.
Bawku Central MP, for the Minority, sharply contrasted the NDC’s stance, stating that their black attire reflected the poor state they inherited.
“Mr. Speaker, it is obvious that they left this economy in a miserable state and their attire says it all,” he said, as the Majority cheered.
He also expressed the NPP’s support for President Mahama’s vision of ‘Reset Ghana,’ pledging their commitment to help realize the country’s recovery.
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