The Parliament of Ghana has witnessed a changing of the guard, with First Deputy Speaker Bernard Ahiafor emerging as a standout performer in the role.
As the MP for Akatsi South, Ahiafor has demonstrated exceptional leadership skills, earning him the nickname “Junior Bagbin” among his peers.
Under the guidance of Speaker Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, Ahiafor has mastered the art of parliamentary proceedings, showcasing his ability to navigate complex debates with ease.
His composure, eloquence, and fairness in presiding over debates have won him widespread acclaim from colleagues across the political divide.
Ahiafor’s rise to prominence is no surprise, given his dedication to the role and his deep understanding of parliamentary procedures.
He has proved himself to be a worthy apprentice, mirroring the leadership style of his boss, Speaker Bagbin.
As First Deputy Speaker, Ahiafor has brought a fresh perspective to the role, injecting a dose of energy and enthusiasm into parliamentary proceedings.
His ability to build consensus and facilitate constructive debate has been particularly impressive, helping to create a more inclusive and collaborative atmosphere in the House.
Colleague MPs have praised Ahiafor for his exceptional work, with many predicting a bright future for him in Ghana’s political landscape.
“He’s a natural leader, with a deep understanding of the issues affecting our country,” said one MP. “We’re lucky to have him in the role.”
As Ahiafor continues to excel in his role, it’s clear that he’s becoming an increasingly important figure in Ghana’s parliament. With his talent, dedication, and passion for public service, the sky’s the limit for this rising star.
By Edzorna Francis Mensah
