Member of Parliament for Tamale South, Haruna Iddrisu, has voiced his perspective in regards to the chance of a looming ministerial reshuffle in the Ghanaian government, recommending that such a move by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo would probably originate from strain inside his political party as opposed to his personal tendency.
Iddrisu noticed that regardless of Akufo-Addo's past declarations that he doesn't incline toward ministerial reshuffles, the possibility of such a revamping proposes a respecting inward party pressure.
"On the off chance that Akufo-Addo at any point reshuffles, he is respecting tension from his party since he personally has consistently said that he doesn't have faith in reshuffling," the legislator commented.
Featuring the significance of occasional reshuffles in government, Iddrisu underlined that such changes are standard overall as they mix new viewpoints and forestall smugness among ministers.
"Reshuffling is required in each administration and has been a typical practice across the globe since it adds fresh blood and keeps the ministers from being careless," he expressed.
Iddrisu's comments come in the midst of hypothesis encompassing the expected reshuffling of ministerial positions inside the Ghanaian government, with eyewitnesses recommending that inward elements inside the decision New Patriotic Party (NPP) may be driving such considerations.
President Akufo-Addo has recently accentuated his position against regular reshuffles, picking coherence in his ministerial appointments. Be that as it may, ongoing advancements indicate the chance of changes inside the government’s cabinet.
The possibility of a reshuffle has sparked debates in political circles, with a variety of stakeholders expressing opposing perspectives.
The debate over whether or not ministerial reshuffles are necessary and what the results will be continues to rumble on as the nation waits for official announcements regarding any ministerial changes.