A Senior Political Science Lecturer at the University of Ghana, Legon, Dr Asah-Asante, has cautioned against any move that could undermine Ghana’s democratic stability, citing the negative experiences of third-term presidential bids across Africa. Speaking on JoyFM’s Top Story on Wednesday, August 5, Dr Asah-Asante said while individuals have the constitutional right to seek interpretation of legal matters from the Supreme Court, the broader implications of a possible third-term agenda must be carefully considered. “However, the issue of third-term agenda is a big issue, and we should not just look at Ghana, look at the experience in Africa so that we can be very careful when we are dealing with our democracy,” he added. “The story of the third-term agenda has never been a good one,” he said. Three individuals have filed suits at the Supreme Court seeking interpretation of Article 66 of the 1992 Constitution, which deals with presidential term limits.