Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin has officially announced the commencement of the Second Meeting of the Second Session of the Ninth Parliament under the Fourth Republic of Ghana. The announcement signals the return of Members of Parliament to legislative duties following the recent recess period.
According to a formal notice issued by the Speaker’s Office in Accra on Monday, May 4, 2026, Parliament is set to reconvene on Thursday, May 21, 2026. The sitting will begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. at Parliament House, where lawmakers will resume official proceedings.
The directive for reconvening was issued in line with Order 58 of Parliament’s Standing Orders, which governs the scheduling and notification of sittings. This procedural step ensures that all parliamentary activities are conducted within the established legal and institutional framework.
Speaker Bagbin emphasized that the notice serves as an official communication to Members of Parliament, as well as relevant stakeholders, to adequately prepare for the upcoming session. It also underscores the importance of attendance and readiness as the House reconvenes to tackle pending business.
The Second Meeting is expected to play a crucial role in advancing legislative work, including the consideration of bills, debates on policy issues, and oversight of government activities. Lawmakers will also address matters of national importance that require urgent attention, reflecting Parliament’s role in governance and accountability.
As Parliament resumes, public attention is likely to focus on key decisions and discussions that could influence the country’s political and socio-economic direction in the months ahead.
