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The Public Relations Officer of the Constitutional Review Commission, Papa Kow Acquaye has disclosed that issues topping the list of entries for Constitutional Review include Ex-gratia and members of Parliament serving as Ministers of state.
Papa Kow Acquaye explained that most people were concerned with the terms, conditions and the total package for ex-statesmen in the country.
He stated that the Commission received about 80,000 suggestions from Ghanaians home and abroad.
Papa Kow Acquaye stressed that the Commission will be ready to submit the received entries to the President through Parliament by the end of August.
He commended various political and civil society groups who have taken the initiative to collate views from the public for onward submission to the commission.
Story: Samuel Mantey/Adomonline.com/Ghana
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