Swearing-in of Members of Parliament and Election of Deputy Speakers for the 9th Parliament
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In a historic event marking the beginning of the 9th Parliament, Members of Parliament (MPs) took their oaths of office during an inaugural session presided over by the Rt. Honourable Speaker. The ceremony, a significant step in the democratic process, set the stage for the legislative term ahead.
Following the swearing-in, the House conducted elections for the First and Second Deputy Speakers, culminating in the appointment of two distinguished lawmakers. Bernard Ahiafor, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) MP for Akatsi South, was elected as the First Deputy Speaker. Andrew Asiamah Amoako, the Independent MP for Fomena, was elected as the Second Deputy Speaker.
Bernard Ahiafor – First Deputy Speaker
Bernard Ahiafor, a seasoned legislator and legal expert, brings a wealth of experience and a commitment to fairness and impartiality to his new role. His election reflects the confidence of the House in his ability to assist the Speaker in managing parliamentary proceedings efficiently and equitably.
Andrew Asiamah Amoako – Second Deputy Speaker
Andrew Asiamah Amoako, known for his independent voice and dedication to unity, assumes the position of Second Deputy Speaker. His leadership promises to enhance inclusivity and collaboration across political divides, strengthening the effectiveness of the House.
The Rt. Honourable Speaker, in his address, congratulated the newly elected Deputy Speakers and highlighted the importance of their roles in ensuring the smooth functioning of Parliament. She remarked:
"This Parliament represents the hopes and aspirations of our people. As leaders, we must prioritize unity, dialogue, and the delivery of impactful legislation."
The successful swearing-in and election of Deputy Speakers set a positive tone for the 9th Parliament, with high expectations for effective governance and legislative accomplishments in the coming term.
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