“NDC Will Use Its Majority Wisely for Reforms” – Mahama Ayariga Assures Ghanaians
Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga assures Ghanaians that the NDC’s two-thirds majority in Parliament will be used to implement national reforms, not to suppress opposition or abuse power.
- Mahama Ayariga says NDC’s parliamentary majority will drive constitutional and developmental reforms
- Assures the majority will not be used to abuse power or silence the opposition
- Reaffirms President Mahama’s commitment to responsible and inclusive governance
Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has affirmed that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) intends to use its two-thirds majority in Parliament to drive meaningful reforms—not to dominate or suppress opposing voices.
Addressing Parliament after the swearing-in of Ablekuma North MP Ewurabena Aubynn, Ayariga highlighted that the NDC now commands 184 seats, complemented by four independent MPs, far outnumbering the New Patriotic Party’s 86 seats.
“With this strong majority, we can pursue vital constitutional reforms and legislative initiatives to improve governance and national development,” he stated.
He emphasized that President John Mahama remains committed to democratic principles, assuring that the parliamentary majority would be wielded with responsibility and fairness.
“We are not here to abuse power. President Mahama’s pledge still holds—this majority will be used prudently to advance the interests of all Ghanaians,” Ayariga declared.
