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'I apologise for calling you rude' — NPP MP Kabiru to Speaker Bagbin

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Walewale Member of Parliament Dr Kabiru Tiah Mahama has withdrawn his description of Speaker Alban Bagbin rsquo;s decision to recall Parliament as ldquo;rude rdquo; and rendered an unreserved apology to the Speaker and the House.

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