Speaker of Parliament Professor Mike Ocquaye would be sworn in as acting President on Sunday afternoon after the President, Nana Akufo-Addo, leaves for a trip to Liberia.
The absence of the President would coincide with that of his Vice, who has flown to London on medical leave after he fell ill early yesterday (Friday).
Late Captain Maxwell Mahama by his gruesome murder whilst away from home on official duty following Government’s pursuit to combat illegal mining has become a Galamsey Martyr and a beacon against mob justice/injustice of any kind.
In this regard, the family of Late Capt. Mahama appealing to the State called on Parliament to erect a Monument in any part of the country in memory of their beloved son, brother and a father that will remind the Public of his death.
The issue of gay rights is one that inflames passions among Ghanaians to quite an insane level. Both religiously and culturally, Ghanaians have been conditioned to hate the homos*xual with every fibre of their being.
Some of that hate can be stripped away with education and enlightenment, but even for a lot of Ghanaians those two can never change their minds from the attitudes ingrained in them since childhood.
The Speaker of Parliament, Professor Mike Ocquaye, has called for the laws of Ghana to be made much clearer in regards to homos*xuality, and for the practice to be criminalised entirely.
Prof Ocquaye was speaking during a meeting with the head of Royal House Chapel, Rev Sam Korankye, who led a delegation from the church to pay a courtesy call on him.
Former MP for Dome Kwabenya, Professor Mike Ocquaye, is set to be the Speaker of Parliament for the next four years.
The veteran politician would lead the seventh parliament of the fourth republic, which sits for the first time on 7th January, 2017 – when Professor Ocquaye alongside the new leadership would be sworn in.
