Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa had already announced the reduction in passport fees to the public, and as a formality, he formally informed Parliament about it. This move is part of President Mahama’s commitment to running a listening and caring government, addressing the widespread outrage over the previous government’s 400% increase in passport fees last year.
This decision comes in response to the widespread outrage that followed the previous government’s sudden 400% increase in passport fees last year. Many Ghanaians expressed frustration and demanded change, and President Mahama’s administration has delivered on its promise to address this issue.
Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa emphasized that passports must be affordable and accessible to all citizens, as they are not a luxury item but a necessity for many. The reduction in passport fees is a testament to President Mahama’s dedication to running a government that listens to and cares for its people.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
