Ghanaian MP Accuses Parliament Camera Crew of Bias

Ghanaian MP Afenyo-Markin Accuses Parliament Camera Crew of Partisan Bias A heated debate in Ghana's Parliament took an unexpected turn when MP Afenyo-Markin publicly accused the camera crew of exhibiting partisan bias. The incident occurred during a session on [insert topic of debate here], when the cameras allegedly focused on the MP's shoe. "The cameraman knew that if they wanted to play politics with the camera, we will not take it kindly," Afenyo-Markin stated, visibly upset. He further alleged that this selective focus only happened when he spoke, implying a deliberate attempt to undermine his message. The video evidence circulating online seems to support his claim, showing a clear zoom on his footwear during his speech. This incident has raised questions about media ethics and the impartiality of parliamentary coverage in Ghana. While the parliamentary authorities have yet to comment officially, the video has ignited a public discussion about the role of media in political discourse. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible reporting and the potential for bias to influence public perception.