Majority Speaker of Parliament, Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu has criticised the research done by the department of Political Science, University of Ghana.

According to him, the research which was done by the University on legislature could have been far better done what was done.

He made the statement earlier today while speaking on Accra based radio station Okay FM.

According to the Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, the researchers do not understand the work of the various parliamentarians and ministers.

He said, "It is a good work, but I believe they can team up with the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) to conduct a proper research which will represent the work of Parliamentarians."

"But, you know, the work of parliamentarians come in different forms and duties and that you will need some level of education to conduct a research about our work," he added.

The study was conducted on the 275 constituencies by questioning 100 persons from each of the constituencies. 27, 500 people were interviewed in all.

Based on the report, Dr. Isaac Owusu Mensah, a Senior Lecturer at the Political Science Department, University of Ghana revealed that Collins Dauda, the MP for the Asutifi South is the best MP in Ghana while Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, Minister of Education and MP for Manhyia South Constituency is the best Minister in Ghana per the survey.

It was also revealed that 49.5% of Ghanaians would not vote for the incumbent MPs while 42.6% were likely to vote for the incumbent MPs.

However, 7.9% were undecided when questioned if they would vote for the incumbent MP.

Findings of the study was jointly presented on Monday in Accra by Dr. Isaac Owusu-Mensah and Mr Kaakyire Frempong, both Senior Lecturers at the Political Science Department of the University of Ghana.