H.Kwasi Prempeh chairs Mahama’s Constitutional Review Committee
The newly formed committee, comprised of esteemed experts and professionals, will assess the 1992 Constitution and propose amendments aimed at improving democratic governance.
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President John Mahama has established a Constitutional Review Committee as part of his commitment to advancing Ghana’s constitutional reforms.
The newly formed committee, comprised of esteemed experts and professionals, will assess the 1992 Constitution and propose amendments aimed at improving democratic governance.
Committee Members:
- Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh – Chairperson
- Justice Sophia Adinyirah – Member
- Prof. Kwame Karikari – Member
- Mrs. Charlotte Osei – Member
- Dr. Godwin Djokoto – Member
- Ibrahim Tanko Amidu – Member
- Dr. Esi Ansah – Member
- Dr. Rainer Akumperigeya – Secretary
The committee’s mandate includes identifying gaps and challenges in previous constitutional review efforts, such as the work of the 2010 Constitution Review Commission and the 2023 Constitution Review Consultative Committee. It will engage various stakeholders to gather input on potential amendments and provide concrete recommendations to address governance issues.
President Mahama emphasized the significance of the committee’s composition, praising the members for their expertise, dedication to public service, and commitment to upholding democratic principles.
The committee has been given a five-month timeline to submit its recommendations for constitutional amendments to the government.
Ahead of Nana Akufo-Addo’s departure from office, the Constitution Review Consultative Committee presented its report to him, outlining significant proposals for constitutional amendments.