Speaker requested GAF to sweep chamber for bombs ahead of today's sitting

The Speaker of Parliament Alban S. K. Bagbin has requested the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) to "conduct canine and bomb sweeps of the Chamber on the first sitting day of the week (mostly Tuesdays)".
This was contained in a Monday, October 21, 2024, statement, signed by Camillo Pwamang, Deputy Clerk to Parliament, for Clerk to Parliament.
"The Rt Hon Speaker respectfully requests the Ghana Armed Forces to provide security assistance for the conduct of Parliamentary Business from Tuesday, 22nd October, 2024. The request is necessitated by the pronouncements of the Rt Hon Speaker during proceedings of Thursday, 17th October, 2024 in response to a statement by the Hon Minority Leader calling on the Speaker to declare the seats of four Members of Parliament vacant pursuant to articles 97(1) (g) and (h) of the Constitution and the public commentaries arising therefrom.
"As indicated by the Rt Hon. Speaker in his Notice on the Commencement of the Fifth Meeting of the Fourth Session, Parliament is currently sitting at the Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC). The Rt Hon Speaker would therefore be grateful if the Ghana Armed Forces would conduct canine and bomb sweeps of the Chamber on the first sitting day of the weck (mostly Tuesdays)," the statement said.
See it in its entirety below:
Trending News
GA/R: Okaikwei Central MP donates medical equipment and GH₵20,000 to New Fadama Health Centre
09:44Gov't commits to 32 major road projects under Big Push programme
10:47Ghana’s Justice Alor and Princess Acolatse elected to Commonwealth Students’ Association executive
22:06TDC Managing Director sues Kweku Baako Media over alleged defamation
12:05Businessman donates computer to NADMO office in Suhum
08:44Ghana to launch free HPV vaccination campaign for girls aged 9–14
12:48Joy returns to Bawku girls as gov't distributes free pads
09:11Businesswoman Niharika Handa Sues 4 media outlets over defamation
21:46O/R: Jasikan MCE commends progress on university project, calls for unified support
16:13E/R: Akim Oda market women threaten to occupy new market
10:14