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According to him, many former Parliamentarians are now living in squalor because of their exclusion from parliament.
Additionally, he emphasized that an MP has such heavy responsibilities that, when they visit their constituency, they barely have time for themselves because they are expected to handle nearly all of the concerns in their communities, including family matters.
He claimed that because some of the former MPs did not have their own businesses before entering politics, life is currently intolerable for them.
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"The way I see them [ex-MPs] in town is not good especially those who are not professionals," Anthony Nukpenu said on Accra-based Original TV.
He said in Ghana, becoming an MP is a pretty pointless profession. Every time you decline their requests for money to support their families, they spoil you and threaten not to vote for you.
He added that the majority of members are unhappy after being elected since they didn’t realize it wasn’t a glamorous profession before entering parliament.
Watch the video below:
https://youtu.be/gxfelIU_vyM