James Agalga has officially assumed office as Ghana’s Parliamentary Majority Leader, pledging to govern through inclusive consensus-building. Outgoing leadership and colleagues have welcomed his appointment, emphasizing unity within the ruling parliamentary caucus.

Amin Adam has congratulated James Agalga and pledged constructive engagement with the Minority, while a political analyst noted Agalga will not tolerate attacks on his integrity.

The Chairman of Parliament’s Defence and Interior Committee, James Agalga, has defended Ghana's newly introduced Airport Infrastructure Development Levy (AIDL), stating that the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) is in a precarious financial position despite recording a profit, necessitating the levy for expansion.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has formally notified the Speaker of Parliament about the appointment of James Agalga as the acting Majority Leader. This notification follows an earlier announcement by Mahama, which the Speaker noted did not initially follow proper procedure.

Richard Acheampong, the Second Deputy Majority Whip, has refuted suggestions that newly appointed Majority Leader James Agalga could be easily intimidated by the Minority in Parliament.

The Chairman of the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL), James Agalga, announced that the government's Airport Infrastructure Development Levy will fund critical airport projects. These projects are targeted for completion within 24 months.

James Agalga is being considered as a replacement for Mahama Ayariga as the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Majority Leader, despite some concerns about his leadership experience.

The Chairman of the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL), James Agalga, revealed that regional airports in Ghana are struggling financially and rely on subsidies from Accra International Airport (KIA) to survive.