The Parliament of Ghana has adjourned its First Meeting of the Second Session, wrapping up weeks of legislative business marked by debate, scrutiny, and the passage of key bills.
Minority Leader Alexander Kwamena Afenyo Markin highlighted critical national issues, including environmental degradation, illegal mining (galamsey), and transparency in government transactions. He urged the government to address these concerns.
Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga defended the government’s record, citing positive economic outcomes and legislative milestones, including the passage of the 24-hour economy authority bill.
Speaker Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin commended MPs for their contributions, urging them to prioritize transparency, integrity, and service to the nation.
He wished them a peaceful Easter break.
The Speaker called for renewal and unity among lawmakers.
“I pray that we bury needless and confusing sins, and when Christ rises on Easter day, let us rise to serve our nation,” he said.
In total, the House passed nine bills during the meeting, including the 24-hour economy authority bill, alongside several resolutions and disbursement formulas aimed at supporting governance and development.
Speaker Bagbin extended his best wishes to Members for the Easter season and encouraged them to take time to rest and reconnect with their families.
