Accra: The Minority Chief Whip and Member of Parliament for the Nsawam-Adoagyiri Constituency, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, has declared that the Minority in Parliament is resolute in ensuring that President John Dramani Mahama fulfills the promises he made to Ghanaians ahead of the 2024 general election. Annoh-Dompreh emphasized the commitment of the Minority to hold the government accountable despite their limited numbers in Parliament.
According to Ghana Web, Annoh-Dompreh expressed that the Minority, though small in number, remains a "mighty Minority" and will not allow the government to shortchange ordinary Ghanaians. He assured that the caucus would remain vigilant in scrutinizing the government's actions and ensuring that promises are kept.
During a courtesy call at the Ankwane Dobrowo Palace on August 12, 2026, the NPP MP assured traditional leaders of his continued support for the community. He highlighted unfulfilled promises made by the ruling National Democratic Congress, particularly citing issues within the Free Senior High School programme, specifically regarding student feeding challenges.
Annoh-Dompreh pointed out the inconsistencies in the Free SHS programme, noting that students still face food shortages. "The NDC promised to revamp Free SHS, but today, if you go to our schools and look at the feeding situation, there are still challenges. When students are served beans, there is no gari. If gari is added, there is no oil," he remarked.
He further criticized the government's performance and reaffirmed the Minority's commitment to pressuring the administration to deliver on its commitments. "When we raise these concerns, they do not listen. Nana, we are small in numbers in Parliament; we are only 87, but we are a mighty Minority. They are many, but they have realised that they cannot take us for granted. We will make sure we force President John Dramani Mahama to do all the things the NDC promised. They said they would reduce the prices of goods. Have they done it?" he questioned.