The Council of State is a key part of Ghana’s government. It gives advice to the President. This body is described in the 1992 Constitution. It works mostly without being involved in daily political arguments.
The role of the council is to serve as the nation's conscience. It guides the President in his duties. Its goal is to provide wise counsel.
A recent report focused on the Volta Region’s voice on this council. It highlighted the work of Gabriel Kwamigah-Atokple Tanko. His time on the council helped shape its advice.
The report looked at his legacy. It also discussed how the Volta Region's views are represented. The Council of State operates under Chapter 9 of the Constitution.
The discussion aims to show the importance of such advisory bodies. It also shows the contributions of individuals like Tanko. Their work helps to support good governance.