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However, he believes "If we could organize a full-stakeholder conference, discuss this issue in depth and come up with sustainable solutions that could provide a solid foundation for legislative work, I think it would have been a stronger and smarter solution. . to solve this problem. "
Peter Otukonor was speaking Thursday in an interview for Citi Eyewitness News.
Yaw Buabeng Asamoah, the NPP's national communications director, said the president's action, commendable, would prompt both political parties to do their part.
"I think the president should be congratulated for his decision-making. . . he has the right to introduce a bill. . . I think it's a very important step. The party must be informed and the party must take into account that it is better to clean internally as the big stick will be there. I think it is useful to have a rule that is all the stronger as this (activism) has become a thorn in our political flesh, the parties must be the owners of this process ", he said.
President HE Nana Akufo-Addo kept her promise to introduce new legislation concerning the vigilance of political parties, ordered the Attorney General to draft a bill "as soon as possible".
This directive was contained in a response to the second letter of NDC President Samuel Ofosu Ampofo on the party's reservation to the party's threat of vigilance suggested by the president.
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