Accra, Ghana — President-elect John Dramani Mahama has actually nominated Rt. Hon. Alban Bagbin as Speaker for Ghana’s 9th Parliament. Following consultations between the National Executive and the National Democratic Congress ( NDC ), the announcement was made via a statement on January 5, 2024.
The statement, which was signed by Felix Kwakye Ofosu, the Transition Team’s spokesperson, noted Bagbin’s unmatched contributions to political governance and his extensive legislative leadership experience.
” Rt. Hon. According to the speech,” Bagbin has distinguished himself in the service of Parliament by rising from Nadowli’s Member of Parliament to Speaker of the 8th Parliament.”
Bagbin’s election, the assertion emphasized, comes at a key moment in Ghana’s political journey. His thorough knowledge of parliamentary procedures and his commitment to providing federal service are expected to help the legislative branch successfully address pressing issues. The President-elect expressed his confidence in Bagbin’s administration, citing his ability to foster cohesion and maintain Parliament’s efficient oversight of the executive branch.
” Under the leadership of The Right Honourable Alban Bagbin, Ghana’s Parliament will be further strengthened to provide efficiently on its monitoring responsibility”, Mahama assured.
Bagbin, a senior in Ghana’s social environment, has served in various abilities over his distinguished occupation, gaining a reputation for his fairness, experience, and commitment. His reinstatement demonstrates consistency and a renewed interest in achieving parliamentary excellence as Ghana navigates the difficulties of management and development.
When Parliament convenes in the upcoming days, the Speaker’s official election is scheduled to take place, with Bagbin reportedly expected to win major help.
This election marks a major breakthrough in President-elect Mahama’s change, setting the stage for cooperative management as the 9th Parliament begins its function.
John Mahama Nominates Alban Bagbin as Speaker for Ghana’s 9th Parliament
