Alexander Kwamina Afenyo-Markin, Deputy Majority Leader in Parliament
Four Majority Members of Parliament (MPs) have tabled two Private Members’ motions for Parliament to investigate alleged interferences by some members of the security agencies and some vigilante groups before, during and after presidential and parliamentary election since 1993.
They claim that such interferences resulted in injuries and loss of lives, and are, therefore, asking the House to make consequential recommendations.
They also want the House to investigate the ethnic, gender, regional and other sectional backgrounds of persons recruited into the security forces since January 1993 to establish the level of ethnic, regional and gender balance in the recruitment and appointment to such public offices, and make the appropriate recommendations.
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BY: Nana Konadu Agyeman
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Four Majority Members of Parliament (MPs) have tabled two Private Members motions for Parliament to investigate alleged interferences by some members of the security agencies and some vigilante groups before, during and after presidential and parliamentary election since 1993.
They claim that such interferences resulted in injuries and loss of lives, and are therefore, asking the House to make consequential recommendations.
They also want the House to investigate the ethnic, gender, regional and other sectional background of persons recruited into the security forces since January 1993 to establish the level of ethnic, regional and gender balance in the recruitment and appointment to such public offices, and make the appropriate recommendations.