Francis Xavier Sosu, MP for Madina, pledges to reform Ghana’s legal education and practice after being nominated to the General Legal Council. He aims to collaborate with stakeholders for progressive changes, describing the need for reform in the council established by the Legal Profession Act in 1960. Sosu emphasizes his commitment to justice and effective legal oversight.

Francis Xavier Sosu, the Member of Parliament for Madina, Greater Accra, has expressed his commitment to reforming legal education and practice in Ghana. He conveyed his gratitude to President John Dramani Mahama and the Attorney General for his nomination to the General Legal Council, emphasizing his dedication to collaborate with fellow council members and stakeholders for effective change.

Sosu highlighted the pressing need for reforms within the General Legal Council (GLC), established in 1960 by the Legal Profession Act. His statement underscores a strong intention to revamp the legal system, stating, “Set up in 1960 by The Legal Profession Act, 1960 (Act 32), the GLC needs serious progressive reforms.”

In his official statement, Sosu thanked Attorney General Hon. Dr. Dominic Ayine for his nomination and outlined the role of the GLC in regulating the legal profession, overseeing education, and enhancing justice delivery. He pledged to collaborate efficiently towards the President’s reset agenda, aiming to “guarantee justice for all and injustice to none.”

Francis Xavier Sosu’s nomination to the General Legal Council reflects a significant opportunity for reform in Ghana’s legal education and practice. His commitment to working with stakeholders and council members emphasizes the importance of progressive change to enhance justice delivery in the country. Through his efforts, Sosu aims to fulfill the vision laid out by the President and reshape the legal landscape effectively.

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