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Zeqblog Blog of Friday, 3 January 2025

Source: Okine Isaac

During the debate, First Lady Sparks stated, "You sit there and allow people to speak anyhow..."

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A video showing a contentious exchange between Ghana's First Lady, Rebecca Akufo-Addo, and Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, has stirred extensive internet debate. The First Lady is noticeably offended in the film, refusing the Speaker's hand gesture during a public function.

Her remarks, captured quietly in the video, provide context for her reaction: "You sit there and allow people to speak anyhow." While the specifics of her grievance are unknown, the incident has sparked discussions among Ghana's political leaders about decorum and mutual respect.

Public opinion is divided, with some praising her reaction as a call for accountability, while others feel that such issues should be handled discreetly to maintain public office dignity.

Neither the Office of the First Lady nor the Speaker of Parliament have issued an official statement regarding the occurrence, allowing many to speculate on the underlying cause.

The video has continued to gain popularity, sparking broader discussions about respect and procedure in Ghanaian politics.