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The administration of the Ghana Police Service has announced that it will use legal means to interrogate the Madina MP Francis-Xavier Sosu following the refusal of the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin to release him to assist investigations. Apparently police are pursuing the lawmaker following his alleged involvement in a protest in his constituency which led to the unlawful road blockade and destruction of properties. Reports that have gone viral on the web is that on Sunday, 31st October, lawyer Sosu while at…

The Speaker of Ghana's 8th Parliament, Hon. Alban Bagbin has told the Ghana Police that he will not be able to release MP for Madina, Francis-Xavier Sosu to them like they requested. Report indicates that police are looking for the MP to arrest him for allegedly taking part in a violent protest in his area. In a letter addressed to the Deputy Director-General of Criminal Investigation Division, F.K. Agyei dated 28th October, 2021 the Speaker indicated that as a result of the limitations of Articles 117 and 118 of the…

The Speaker of Parliament has expressed that the sitting of the committee on the anti-gay bill will be made public and the decision of Parliament will also be made public. ''The siting of the Committee will be public and the decision of this House will be public. We will want to know where each Member of Parliament comes in”, he said in his opening remark as Parliament resumed on 26th October 2021. “I know Ghanaians are expectant and there are over hundred petitions before the Committee of Constitutional, Legal and…

The Speaker of the 8th Parliament, Hon. Alban Bagbin has said that the anti-gay bill which is before Parliament will be passed with common sense. The bill titled ''the Promotion of Proper Human S3xual Right and the Ghanaian Family Values has sparked massive debate in the country since it was presented before the House. Although there has been diverse views on the passing of the bill with many adding their emotions, the Speaker has said that the discourse is a good one for a growing democracy like Ghana. “In fact,…

Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, Clerks and many others have visited the family of Chief Inspector Abednego Kaakyire, the dispatch rider who was crashed to death by a private car at Juaso. The 45-year-old police officer’s motorbike got crashed into by a private car on Friday 6th August 2021 while he was escorting the advanced team of the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin ahead of his visit to the Ashanti Region of Ghana. eports indicates that the Speaker’s convoy got involved in an accident with two cars…

A dispatch rider with the Speaker of Parliament's convoy, Chief Inspector Abednego Kaakyire has died in an accident at Juaso. The 45-year-old police officer's motorbike got crashed into by a private car on Friday 6th August 2021 while he was escorting the advanced team of the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin ahead of his visit to the Ashanti Region of Ghana. Reports indicates that the Speaker's convoy got involved in an accident with two cars articulator car which was carrying teak but being followed by a Toyota…

Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Alban Bagbin has finally reacted to the call for LGBTQ to be practiced in the country stating that Ghanaians do not want anything to do with LGBTQ. Speaking at a meeting, the speaker of Parliament stated that Ghanaians have spoken with one voice that they do not want to have anything to do with LGBTQ. Addressing the clergy and some top executives, Hon. Kingsford Alban Bagbin promised never to approve legalizing homos3xuality in Ghana. Reacting to one Moe on social media who described the…

Deputy Communications officer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Richard Asante Yeboah has said that the media angered Hon. Kennedy Agyapong that is how come he threatened the Multimedia journalist. He believes filed misleading reports on the Ejura disturbance which occurred on 29th June 2021. Speaking on the 'Key Points' aired on TV3, Mr. Asante said the misleading reportage by journalists in Ghana lead to the death of two people during the Ejura disturbance. After colleague MP Hon. Suhuyini alerted the House on Mr.…

Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has told members of Parliament that they are not above the laws of the country neither is the immunity they enjoy in Parliament extend to them everywhere. As part of this he has advised them to be circumspect in their utterances. ''We are not above the laws. It is for good reasons because you represent a large number of people, you should be given the full immunity to be able to say whet the people say they want you to say. That is why you say it here and you are covered''. That…

Information gathered by Pinaxnews.com indicates that the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has boldly indicated that another law to condemn Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Queer (LGBTQ) exercises in Ghana will be passed before the finish of 2021. His remarks follow the introduction of a Bill to him by a gathering of MPs, including Ningo Prampram MP, Sam George, and some strict associations. The Private Member's Bill looks to build up a system for the restriction of all LGBTQ exercises. Tending to the gathering, Alban…