The Speaker of the Parliament of the
Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS Parliament, Senator Ike
Ekweremadu has called on the newly inaugurated President of the Republic of
Ghana, John Dramani Mahama to unite all political interests in Ghana by running
an inclusive government.
He made the call in a goodwill message to the President and people of Ghana on the occasion of the president’s inauguration.
Senator Ekweremadu who is also the Deputy President of the Nigerian Senate described President Mahama’s emergence as a “rendezvous with destiny” and extolled the Republic of Ghana as “a great inspiration for democracy in the West Africa sub-region”.
Senator Ekweremadu also urged the President to take another look at the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre Foreign Investment Act, 1994 and the recurring issues arising from it with a view to ensuring the protection of the businesses of all West African nationals in the spirit of integration and relevant ECOWAS Protocols.
He made the call in a goodwill message to the President and people of Ghana on the occasion of the president’s inauguration.
Senator Ekweremadu who is also the Deputy President of the Nigerian Senate described President Mahama’s emergence as a “rendezvous with destiny” and extolled the Republic of Ghana as “a great inspiration for democracy in the West Africa sub-region”.
Senator Ekweremadu also urged the President to take another look at the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre Foreign Investment Act, 1994 and the recurring issues arising from it with a view to ensuring the protection of the businesses of all West African nationals in the spirit of integration and relevant ECOWAS Protocols.
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