Minority Chief Whip says no formal arrest warrant notice received for Manhyia South MP

The Minority in Parliament awaits formal documentation of an arrest warrant issued against Manhyia South Constituency MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah. Chief Whip Frank Annoh-Dompreh confirmed the party only learned of potential legal action through media reports and hearsay, not official channels.

Mr Annoh-Dompreh emphasized their commitment to legal processes during a parliamentary session on Thursday. He stated the Minority would fully cooperate if and when formal documentation arrived, insisting they would follow established procedures without resistance.

The official dismissed claims that the MP sought parliamentary sanctuary during a prior court incident. He distinguished the earlier attempted arrest from the current matter, calling such comparisons invalid due to different legal contexts.

According to the Chief Whip, the party would assess next steps only upon formal receipt of the warrant. This approach reflects their stance of waiting for due process before taking action against any member.

Parliamentary records confirm ongoing scrutiny of the MP's legal situation. The Minority's position underscores their adherence to institutional frameworks while monitoring developments closely in Accra's parliamentary proceedings.