The Deputy Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Benito Owusu-Bio will inaugurate the Lands Commission’s Ahafo and Bono East regional offices on Thursday 7th April and 8th April, 2022 respectively.
It is a constitutional mandate for the Commission to establish its offices in all the sixteen regions of Ghana.
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The exercise also forms part of the Commission’s decentralization agenda.
The Executive Secretary of the Commission, Mr. James E.K. Dadson said the move would bring the services of the commission closer to the indigenes.
This, according to him, is to ensure efficient and effective decentralization of Land Administration system that could boost investors’ confidence in these regions.
He also noted that these offices are fully furnished with all necessary the tools and equipment to achieve the aforementioned purpose.
‘This includes modern computerized systems that is geared towards the government’s digitalization agenda”, he stated.
Mr. Dadson has assured the public that with the digitalization system in place, the Commission would continue to provide enhanced service to the good people of Ghana.
He also urged the public to access their services online via-onlineservices.lc.gov.gh.
In other news:
Absentee MPs: Muntaka’s opposition is telling us they’ve been covering up for MPs who go wrong – Mohammed Awal
By Porcia Oforiwaa April 6, 2022 Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp
A National Communications Team Member for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr Mohammed Awal says Minority Chief Whip, Muntaka Mubarak’s opposition to Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin’s ruling on the absentee MPs indicates that parliamentarians have been covering up for their colleagues when they do wrong things.
Former Kumbungu lawmaker, Ras Mubarak petitioned the Speaker to discipline these lawmakers for absenting themselves from Parliament without permission.
In his petition, he said “It has come to my notice through parliament’s Hansard, and newspaper and radio report that some four Members of Parliament, namely Hon. Sarah Adwoa Safo, MP for Dome-Kwabenya; Hon. Henry Quartey, MP for
Ayawaso Central; Hon. Ebenezer Kojo Kum, MP for Ahanta West; and Hon. Ken Ohene Agyapong, MP for Assin Central have all absented themselves from Parliament for more than fifteen sittings of a meeting of Parliament without the permission of Mr. Speaker in writing.
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