The proposed reforms would lower the minimum age requirement for presidential candidates from 40 to 35 years old, while also reducing the minimum age for parliamentary candidates from 21 to 18.
The proposal is part of broader constitutional reforms being considered in Ghana, with the changes still requiring the necessary legal and parliamentary processes before taking effect.
If approved, the reform could give younger Ghanaians a greater opportunity to participate in national leadership and shape the country’s future.
Would you support lowering the presidential age requirement to 35? 🇬🇭
📸 Source: @TheAfricanDreams
