Francis Xavier Sosu has committed to reforming legal education and practice in Ghana after his nomination to the General Legal Council. He emphasized the need for reforms in the GLC, established in 1960, and expressed gratitude to the Attorney General for his nomination. Sosu aims to collaborate with other council members and stakeholders to enhance justice delivery.
Francis Xavier Sosu, the Member of Parliament for Madina in the Greater Accra Region, has pledged to support the President and the Attorney General’s initiative to improve legal education and practice in Ghana. In a social media statement, he expressed gratitude for his nomination, indicating his readiness to collaborate with fellow council members and relevant stakeholders to actualize this vision.
Mr. Sosu highlighted the critical need for reforms within the General Legal Council (GLC), established by the Legal Profession Act of 1960. He reassured his commitment to working extensively with stakeholders to enhance the effectiveness of the legal framework in Ghana.
In his remarks, Mr. Sosu acknowledged the Attorney General, Hon. Dr. Dominic Ayine, for the nomination stating, “I wish to thank the Learned Attorney General of the Republic of Ghana for nominating me to the General Legal Council.” He affirmed the importance of the GLC in managing the legal profession and ensuring quality justice delivery in the country.
Mr. Sosu reiterated the necessity for progressive reforms, underscoring, “The GLC needs serious progressive reforms.” He called for collective efforts in transforming Ghana’s legal education system, promising his dedication to achieving justice for all citizens in the nation.
Francis Xavier Sosu’s nomination to the General Legal Council marks a commitment to substantial reform in legal education and professional practice in Ghana. His acknowledgment of the critical role of the GLC and a call for necessary reforms illustrates a proactive approach towards enhancing justice delivery in the country. Through collaborative efforts with stakeholders, the goal remains to ensure fairness and efficiency in the legal system.
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