We are Mourning the state of our Democracy- Okudzeto Ablakwa
The 7th parliament which resumed today saw all minority MPs in red and black attire.
Jonas Danquah 
The MPs of the opposition party stormed Parliament on Monday clothed in black and red attire following the results of the just ended 2020 general election.
The minority explained their choice of outfit follows the believe of the party that the results of the general election was rigged to favor their opponent the NPP.
Speaking to the media, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, MP for North Tongu said they are mourning the state of the country’s democracy.
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The 7th parliament which resumed today saw all minority MPs in red and black attire.
“We’re mourning the state of our democracy, there are dark clouds that have gathered over the lack of integrity in the discredited 2020 elections. You have an Electoral Commission who keeps changing the figures and as we speak we don’t know which figure she is working with and which she is going to gazette and what we are supposed to recognise as a house.” he said
