This comes after Mr. Otchere-Darko, in one of his remarks during the hearing on Tuesday, November 15, said the Finance Minister was leading the negotiations with the International Financial Asset (IMF), and sort to ask the council to speed up activity, a remark Mr he later apologized for after a complaint was raised by North Tongu Individual from Parliament Samuel Okudzeto Abalkwa who is likewise an individual from the board. Murtala portrayed this as odd.
Speaking about the Enormous Issue with Roland Walker on TV3 Wednesday, November 16, he said “The director of the [Gabby Othere-Darko] was exceptionally appalling and odd, he seemed to be an extremely presumptuous individual who disrespected Parliament.
“That explains that the minister is leading IMF negotiations and therefore if we somehow happened to stay here, he might have placed it in a superior manner and to that end KT Hammond, co-seat of the board of trustees disliked it.
“What we are doing in Parliament is as important as the IMF negotiations.”
In his submissions, he showed not to be having confidence in the Ad-Hoc meeting.
“That statement that the minister is leading IMF negotiations and therefore if we were to sit here, he could have put it in a better way and that was why KT Hammond, co-chair of the committee had issues with it”.
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