Deputy Minority Leader Patricia Appiagyei has publicly refuted claims of a GH¢70,000 payment intended to fracture the Minority caucus in Ghana’s Parliament. She characterized the leaked memorandum detailing the alleged payment as a deliberate effort to sow discord among members. Appiagyei believes this is a calculated move to weaken the opposition’s unified front. The alleged payment has sparked controversy and raised questions about potential interference within the parliamentary process. She has not provided further details regarding the source of the information or evidence supporting her claims. The incident underscores existing political tensions within the Ghanaian government. The Minority caucus has yet to issue a collective statement on the matter.

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