I don't think any of my colleague MPs can bully me - James Agalga
James Agalga, the newly appointed Majority Leader, rejected suggestions that he could be intimidated in his new position, stating his extensive experience in Parliament has prepared him to lead the House effectively. He asked, "Do I look like somebody who can be bullied?" He also dismissed claims of inexperience in parliamentary leadership, pointing out, "I have been ranking member for eight solid years. I am currently the chairman of the Defence and Interior Committee. And so, to that extent, it cannot be said that I am new to leadership."
His comments followed remarks by former Defence Minister Dominic Nitiwul, who questioned Mr. Agalga's leadership credentials during an interview on Accra-based Citi News. Mr. Nitiwul argued that although Mr. Agalga is one of Parliament's longest-serving members, he had not previously occupied a major leadership position in the House. Mr. Agalga is the Builsa North Member of Parliament and a full-term Member of Parliament.
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