Amidst the growing calls on government to #FixTheCountry, people of the movement believe that it should begin with a complete reformation of Ghana’s constitution.
Considering that the country’s supreme laws were established in the advent of the Fourth Republic, 1992, many believe that the constitution does not meet the demands of modern times.
For this reason, The Law will host Convener of the #FixTheCountry Movement, Oliver Barker Vormawor to elaborate on the matter.
The host of the show, Samson Lardy Anyenini will give the legal practitioner the opportunity to outline 10 reasons Ghana needs new constitution.
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