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Let’s Consolidate Constitutional Democracy — Speaker1 min read

Let’s Consolidate Constitutional Democracy — Speaker<span class="wtr-time-wrap after-title"><span class="wtr-time-number">1</span> min read</span>

He described Ghana’s journey in Multiparty Constitutional Democracy as a remarkable achievement worthy of celebration.

He said it was an opportunity for Ghanaians to remember where the country came from, reflect and examine the journey, challenges and opportunities, and map out the way forward.

Mr Bagbin said this when he paid a courtesy call on the Overlord of Mamprugu, Nayiri Naa Bohagu Mahami Abdulai Sheriga, in Nalerigu yesterday.

The visit formed part of a week-long activities being organised by Parliament in the northern part of the country to celebrate Ghana’s 30 years of uninterrupted constitutional democracy.

It aimed at fostering civic engagement and enhancing public awareness of Ghana’s parliamentary democracy.

Paying a glowing tribute to the traditional authorities for their contribution to the democratic dispensation, Mr Bagbin said the story of Ghana’s journey in uninterrupted constitutional democracy could not be told without the traditional rulers.

He urged the citizenry to develop interest in parliamentary activities, saying, “let’s all show interest in parliamentary affairs and not leave everything to only the politicians.”

“It is not only for the District Chief Executives and Members of Parliament but we all must get involved in the governance of the country,” he stated.

For his part, Naa Bohagu Sheriga thanked the Speaker for the visit him and said he was the first Speaker of Parliament to have visited during the Fourth Republic.

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