WHEN MAHAMA’S JUBILEE HOUSE USURPS THE POWERS OF THE NDC TO NOMINATE AN ACTING MAJORITY LEADER

A President elected to office under the auspices of the NDC automatically becomes the leader of the party but that does not give the President the authority to usurp the functions of the duly elected executive officers of the NDC. President Mahama and his handlers in the Jubilee House, therefore, have an obligation to explain to the public their reasons for nominating James Agalga in writing to the Speaker as Acting Majority Leader when he had no power under the Constitution to do so as President of Ghana.