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300-seat Parliament will burden the state, says Inusah Fuseini

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300-seat Parliament will burden the state, says Inusah Fuseini

Speaking on Citi FM on Monday, August 3, Mr Fuseini said Parliament should instead be capped at 275 members, explaining that after constituency realignment, the remaining seats could be filled through proportional representation." The proposal to cap Parliament at 300 forms part of broader constitutional reform efforts aimed at strengthening democratic governance and improving representation.

He suggested that after constituency boundaries have been reviewed, any remaining seats could be allocated through a proportional representation system to broaden participation in Parliament.

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