Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central, Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A Plus, has rejected proposals to extend Ghana’s presidential and parliamentary terms from four years to five years.
Instead, the lawmaker is calling for an even shorter tenure, proposing that presidential and parliamentary terms be reduced to three years.
A Plus also wants the presidential term limit removed, arguing that politicians should be allowed to contest elections as many times as they want.
“Extending presidential and parliamentary terms to five years is a no-no… Reduce it to three years and remove term limits so you can contest as many times as you want,” he said, as reported by 3News.
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