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Mahama Faces Backlash Over Anti-LGBTQ Bill U-Turn.

President John Dramani Mahama is under fire from Assin South MP, Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, for allegedly backtracking on his campaign promise to pass the Family Values Bill.Rev. Fordjour, a strong advocate for the bill, accused Mahama of betraying Ghanaians by suggesting the promotion of family values through education rather than legislation. Speaking in an interview, he expressed plans to reintroduce the bill in Parliament, highlighting its legality as confirmed by the Supreme Court and its importance in safeguarding Ghanaian cultural norms.The MP emphasized the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) unwavering support for the bill and criticized Mahama for shifting focus after gaining an overwhelming parliamentary majority. He vowed that the bill would return to the legislative floor and urged Ghanaians to hold the President accountable for what he called a breach of trust.

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Council of State Meets Speaker Over Parliamentary Issues.

Parliament, Alban Bagbin, Council of State, Ghana, legislative leadership, CPA conference, democracy, political impasse, parliamentary sessions, November reconvening. 4o mini Parliament, Alban Bagbin, Council of State, Ghana, legislative leadership, CPA conference, democracy, political impasse, parliamentary sessions, November reconvening. 4o mini Parliament, Alban Bagbin, Council of State, Ghana, legislative leadership, CPA conference, democracy, political impasse, parliamentary sessions, November reconvening. 4o mini A delegation from the Council of State, led by Nana Otuo Siriboe, met with the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, to discuss the ongoing parliamentary impasse that has resulted in the indefinite adjournment of sessions. The Council expressed support for Bagbin and the House leadership in addressing the challenges facing Parliament. Bagbin highlighted his commitment to upholding democratic values and provided insights into the issues at hand. He is scheduled to lead Ghana's delegation to the 67th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association […]

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Juaben Senior High School Honors Deputy Speaker Joe Wise.

Juaben Senior High School in the Ashanti Region has honored the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Joseph Osei Owusu, affectionately known as Joe Wise, for his significant contributions to the school and community. The special recognition event took place during a ceremony to mark the school's 75th anniversary, where the Deputy Speaker was celebrated for his support towards the development of education in the region.Joe Wise, an alumnus of the school, has been instrumental in various initiatives that have improved the school's infrastructure and academic standards. His efforts include advocating for resources, scholarships for underprivileged students, and infrastructure development projects. During the event, school authorities lauded his dedication to youth empowerment and his continuous engagement with the educational sector.The Deputy Speaker expressed his gratitude for the recognition and reaffirmed his commitment to supporting educational causes, urging current students to strive […]

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Tension Rises in Parliament Over Vacant Seats.

In a dramatic session of Ghana's Parliament, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Members of Parliament (MPs) caused a stir by occupying the majority side of the House, traditionally reserved for the New Patriotic Party (NPP). This unusual action took place amidst the ongoing legal debate concerning vacant parliamentary seats and heightened the political tension between the two major parties.The NDC’s move follows a controversial Supreme Court ruling regarding MPs retaining their seats. As the legal battle over the vacant seats drags on, the NDC MPs attempted to symbolically claim majority status, an action seen as politically charged. The situation escalated with the absence of NPP MPs from the House, leading to heated discussions about the implications of the Supreme Court's decisions and its effect on the balance of power.The development has raised questions about the stability and future of the […]

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Parliament Denies Bagbin-Akufo-Addo Negotiations Over Vacant Seats.

Parliament has refuted claims circulating in the media that Speaker Alban Bagbin and President Nana Akufo-Addo are engaged in negotiations regarding the vacant seats in the legislative body. Recent reports had suggested that the two leaders were holding talks to resolve issues surrounding unoccupied seats, particularly amid political tension. However, in a swift response, a parliamentary spokesperson described these reports as false, emphasizing that there has been no such engagement between the Speaker and the President.The controversy over vacant seats stems from the resignation of several Members of Parliament and the ongoing debate over by-elections. The alleged discussions were said to involve attempts to avoid further escalation of the issue, but Parliament insists that no formal talks are ongoing between its leadership and the executive arm of government.The situation remains fluid, with both political parties closely monitoring the developments. Parliament […]

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