Francis Xavier Sosu has been nominated to the General Legal Council, vowing to reset legal education and practice in Ghana in collaboration with stakeholders. He emphasizes the necessity for reforms within the GLC, established in 1960, to enhance its operations and ensure effective justice delivery.
Francis Xavier Sosu, the Member of Parliament for Madina in the Greater Accra Region, has expressed his dedication to revitalizing legal education and practice in Ghana. Following his nomination by the Attorney General, Mr. Sosu conveyed his gratitude to President John Dramani Mahama and the Attorney General while affirming his commitment to collaborate with fellow Council members and stakeholders to fulfill the President’s reset agenda.
Mr. Sosu stressed the necessity for reforms within the General Legal Council (GLC), established in 1960 under the Legal Profession Act. He articulated his resolve to engage various stakeholders in efforts to enhance and transform the GLC’s framework and operations.
In his statement, Mr. Sosu articulated appreciation for being nominated and acknowledged the critical role of the GLC in regulating the legal profession in Ghana. He emphasized the Council’s responsibility in overseeing legal education and professional conduct, which is fundamental for the effective delivery of justice in the country.
He remarked, “Let’s work together to reform and reset legal education and practice in Ghana to guarantee justice for all and injustice to none.” His words reflect a strong commitment to initiating necessary changes in the legal system to better serve the Ghanaian populace.
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In conclusion, Francis Xavier Sosu’s nomination to the General Legal Council marks a significant opportunity to drive essential reforms in legal education and practice in Ghana. His commitment to collaborate with various stakeholders and the leadership within the Council aims to improve the regulatory framework, ensuring justice delivery is effective and equitable for all citizens. His statement underlines the urgent need for progressive changes within the GLC to fulfill its crucial role.
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