"Bagbin's ruling would have led Parliament into total chaos; it's good that the Supreme Court has overturned his decision," - Hon. Freddie Blay, former Deputy Speaker of Parliament.

"We prefer to stand on the side of the law rather than be on the side of confusion. We are boycotting Parliament until the Supreme Court makes a ruling." - Afenyo-Markin, Majority Leader, addresses Speaker's declaration of four seats vacant.

Mahama has become my shadow, consistently following me to campaign in the same locations after I've left - Hon. Matthew Opoku Prempeh (NAPO) explains.

UTAG's strike against galamsey is being influenced by a political party. We will not allow their self-serving interests to compromise our studies. - Kyeremeh Oppong Daniel, NUGS President.

"Any attempt by the minority in Parliament to form a majority simply because some of our members are going independent will be a waste of time. It will amount to nothing."

"Unless the EC concealed some errors, they deliberately used undisclosed issues to disqualify my party without informing us beforehand." - Bernard Anbataayela Mornah, Flagbearer, People's National Convention (PNC).

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I'm disheartened by Organised Labour's decision to call off the strike. They should have sustained it to see the government's response. The government's promises are empty, with no concrete action. This approach will weaken Organised Labour's grip on the government. - Kojo Adu-Asare, Former Adentan MP.

The government has failed to combat galamsey (illegal mining). We demand the President repeal the mining Legislative Instrument, declare a state of emergency in affected areas, remove mnining equipment from river bodies, and arrest those responsible. - Angel Carbonu, NAGRAT President.

Sam George, MP for Ningo-Prampram, explains why he's leading demo against Chief Justice over delays in anti-gay case hearings, Oct 8. Listen!