Accra:Women now occupy five out of the seven commissioner positions in Ghana's Electoral Commission (EC) following recent appointments. This shift has been welcomed by Alhassan Suhuyini, a communicator for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), who views it as a significant step toward empowering women in the country.
According to Ghana Web, Suhuyini expressed that this development is a cause for celebration, as it offers qualified women greater opportunities to contribute to national progress. He shared his thoughts on JoyNews' Newsfile, highlighting the positive impact of increased female representation in public institutions.
Suhuyini emphasized that the appointments reflect an ongoing effort to create more opportunities for women to participate in the nation's development. He also commended feminists and advocates who have worked tirelessly to promote women's empowerment, acknowledging their role in achieving this representation.
The move to have more women in key positions within the Electoral Commission is seen as a milestone in the broader conversation about appointments and gender inclusivity in public offices.