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Minority Finally Initiates Move For Review Of 1992 Constitution
The Minority in Parliament has initiate moves demanding immediate steps to review the 1992 constitution.
Minority leader Haruna Iddrisu who confirmed this, said the equal numbers in parliament makes the time ripe for such a discussion.
Speaking in an interview with Joy News’, Haruna Iddrisu, said the call for review is “for the national interest to reign supreme and not partisan interest.”
“So this is an opportune moment for Ghana to review the 1992 Constitution thoroughly, so I look forward to the coming days of a Presidential Review Commission on the work that was done under President J. E. Mills.
“This is that time that we should embark on the needed constitutional reforms. We stand together in terms of parity of numbers and strength, and this is where we can do a meaningful adjustment to the 1992 Constitution to serve the people of Ghana,” he added.
