The Member of Parliament for Madina, Dr. Francis-Xavier Sosu, is doing well after an incident during a speech at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).
In a press statement dated September 24, 2026, the MP’s office said it had taken note of videos and reports circulating on social media regarding the incident.
The statement assured constituents, supporters and the general public that Dr. Sosu had received the necessary medical attention and was doing well.
The MP’s office expressed appreciation to the public for the concern, goodwill, prayers and numerous messages of support received following the incident.It also urged the public to remain calm and refrain from relying on unverified reports or speculation circulating on social media.
“Further information will be communicated through the Office’s official channels as and when necessary,” the statement signed by Ivan Dzakpasu, Chief of Staff at the Office of the Member of Parliament for Madina, said.
The incident occurred while Dr. Sosu was delivering a speech at GIMPA, prompting concern among those present and members of the public after footage of the incident emerged online.
The MP’s office has not disclosed further details about the nature of the incident or his medical condition.
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Meanwhile, the Parliament of Ghana has expressed its appreciation to the management and staff of GIMPA, the attending medical personnel, and all those who responded promptly to the incident.
Parliament also extends its gratitude to the public for the prayers, messages of support, and goodwill received.
The House however respectfully urges the public and the media to:
Desist from sharing or circulating the video of the incident, out of respect for the Honourable Member and his family;
Refrain from speculation regarding the cause of the incident or the Honourable Member’s condition; and
Respect the privacy of the family during this period.
Further updates will be communicated through the official channels of Parliament as appropriate.
