Bernice Heloo
Ghanaian politician and Member of parliament
Bernice Adiku Heloo (born September 24, 1954) is a Ghanaian politician and was the former Member of Parliament for Hohoe Constituency
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Quotes
edit- The economic demands of the day should not cause us to neglect the children. They are our future .
- women held the key to societal transformation and their well-being should necessarily be of concern to all.
- young people to brighten the little corners in which they lived through what she described as ‘little service’ to humanity to make the world a better place for all.
- This award will inspire me to do more, now that I 'm out of Parliament, for benefit of the nation
- With this borehole, we can have immediate access to portable drinking with without traveling on foot for miles.
- I followed up to the airport police station to inquire about stopping me in the middle of the road, harassing and embarrassing while people are watching.
- The thing is that for a very long time, we have never had such messages coming from this noble institution so it is important that they take up the challenge and comment on important issues that come before Parliament. So we can also have access to their rich knowledge and experience, so that in the affairs of Parliament we can also say they have contributed to some of our debates and bills that we enact into Acts.
- Showing continuous interest in Parliamentary issues is the way to go to enhance the democratic credentials of the country.
- Articles 90 and 91 of the 1992 Constitution has made several provisions for the Council of State to make inputs into the drafting of bills and initiate or make recommendations for Parliament’s consideration.
