Bright Mumuni Commends President Mahama for Assenting Legal Education Bill into Law
Social and education advocate Bright Mumuni has commended President John Dramani Mahama for assenting to the Legal Education Act, describing the move as a bold and progressive decision that will expand access to legal education in Ghana.
According to Bright Mumuni, the President’s decision to sign the bill into law demonstrates a strong commitment to educational reforms, equal opportunities, and institutional development.
He noted that for many years, several qualified law graduates have struggled to gain admission into professional legal training due to limited spaces and restrictions, making the reform a major relief for aspiring legal professionals across the country.
Bright Mumuni stated that ending the exclusive authority of the Ghana School of Law over professional legal education will help create healthy competition and open doors for more accredited institutions to provide quality legal training.
“I commend the President for assenting to this important bill into law. This is a progressive step that will create more opportunities for young Ghanaians who aspire to study law and contribute meaningfully to national development,” he said.
He further emphasized that legal education goes beyond producing practicing lawyers, explaining that knowledge of the law helps citizens better understand their rights, responsibilities, and civic obligations.
According to him, a society where more people understand the law is one that promotes accountability, justice, and democratic growth.
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Bright Mumuni also praised the President for signing the Value for Money Office Act and the Governance Advisory Council Act, stating that the establishment of stronger accountability institutions is necessary for fighting corruption and ensuring responsible governance.
He added that the three legislations represent important national reforms that can strengthen public trust and improve transparency in governance if properly implemented.
