Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin
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Speaker Alban Bagbin has entreated Ghanaians to emulate the didactic lesson and embody the three vital values of Easter.
According to the Speaker, Ghanaians must allow their past grievances to perish just as Christ died.
In a Facebook post on Friday, Mr. Bagbin urged that all retrogressive ideas and actions must be buried just as Christ was buried.
Last but not least, Mr Alban Bagbin entreated Ghanaians to embrace a new attitude of service where love, truth, and peace are the order of the day.
This he said will epitomise the resurrection of Christ Jesus.
On behalf of the Members of Parliament, the Board and Staff of the Parliamentary Service, Speaker Alban Bagbin wished all Ghanaians a Happy Easter.
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