President John Dramani Mahama has charged the newly sworn-in Constitutional Review Committee with the responsibility of ensuring meaningful constitutional reforms, emphasizing that their work will not be another stalled effort in Ghana's history.
Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony on Thursday, January 30, President Mahama underscored the importance of their task, stating that the committee's role extends beyond reviewing reports and recommending amendments-it is about shaping Ghana's future. "The task before you is critical.
You are not just reviewing reports and proposing amendments, you are helping to shape the future of our dear nation, Ghana," he said. "Your mandate is to carefully examine past recommendations, identify necessary changes, and create a clear roadmap that will finally lead to meaningful constitutional amendments." The President assured the committee that this process would not be in vain, stressing the government's determination to see the reforms through to completion. - Advertisement - "This must not become another chapter in the history of unfulfilled reform efforts.
It must be a turning point, a moment when Ghana moves decisively from discussion to action," he asserted.
