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Prof. Gyampoh Challenges Bawumia’s Proposal

"Debating Government Size: Prof. Gyampoh Challenges Bawumia's Proposal"

Felicia Afunyabea
Last updated: February 9, 2024 10:48 am
By Felicia Afunyabea 336 Views
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Professor Gyampoh, a political science lecturer at the University of Ghana (Legon) and political commentator, has leveled criticism at Vice President Bawumia’s proposal to shrink the size of government.

The Vice President had advocated for a reduction to no more than 50 ministers. The Vice President made these assertions at his recently held Bawumia Speech on Ghana’s Next Chapter at the University of Professional Studies (UPSA), while Ghana’s current government boasts a ministerial appointment tally exceeding 100.

The remarks from Prof. Gyampoh underscore a growing debate surrounding the efficiency and effectiveness of government structures. While Vice President Bawumia’s call for downsizing may be seen as a step towards streamlining bureaucracy and improving governance, critics like Prof. Gyampoh argue that it implicitly indicts the current administration’s perceived bloatedness.

The critique comes amidst ongoing discussions within political circles regarding the optimal size and composition of government bodies. Proponents of smaller government often argue for reduced administrative costs and increased agility in decision-making, while opponents caution against potential service delivery gaps and the need for comprehensive representation.

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Ghana’s political landscape remains dynamic, with differing perspectives shaping the discourse around governance reform. As Vice President Bawumia’s proposal continues to spark debate, the nation awaits further developments and the government’s response to these critiques.

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