Ghana after the supreme court ruling

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Wiafe 10 years ago

The country can't pay teachers, doctors, etc. how can we justify spending borrowed money paying EC staff that can't write or count--and have another petition? Welcome to the messy world of democracy.

The country can't pay teachers, doctors, etc. how can we justify spending borrowed money paying EC staff that can't write or count--and have another petition? Welcome to the messy world of democracy.
Tiffiny Ablorh 10 years ago

Afari Gyan and Mahama will soon be cell mates at Nsawam. But for the wisdom of Nana Addo and the NPP, these two crooks nearly plunged this country into anarchy. May the Good Lord give them sleepless nights for the rest of the ...
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Afari Gyan and Mahama will soon be cell mates at Nsawam. But for the wisdom of Nana Addo and the NPP, these two crooks nearly plunged this country into anarchy. May the Good Lord give them sleepless nights for the rest of their lives.
Agyeman. 10 years ago

Eish,this frivolous supreme court petition is evidence enough that some Ghanaians think they're more important than the country,that tribe comes before our dear nation and that their ego and personal prestige come before nati ...
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Eish,this frivolous supreme court petition is evidence enough that some Ghanaians think they're more important than the country,that tribe comes before our dear nation and that their ego and personal prestige come before national interests.
Osuo_Abrobuor 10 years ago

These 'sore losers' want to conceal from the general public! These people do not want admit the fact that all they want is power at any cost! Even before the hearings commenced, they had all the scenarious neatly mapped out i ...
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These 'sore losers' want to conceal from the general public! These people do not want admit the fact that all they want is power at any cost! Even before the hearings commenced, they had all the scenarious neatly mapped out in their favour - If you invalidated that many carefully selected votes,and did the computations once more, then their man would emerge the winner!
And these 'power grabbers' have convinced themselves and others around them that they deserve to be congratulated for going to court to pull off such a scam.
Let`s all cast our minds back to the events preceeding ,during,and after the December 2012 elections,so as to get a better appreciation of what this politico-legal 'circus' has been all about - the pre-declaration euphoria and optimism,that turned sour with allegations of "stealing", "rigging","vote-padding",Israeli Connection,Afari Gyan runninf way to Canada in search of political asylum after fortifying his bank account with a GHc 35 million bribe when results were declared,to violent protests( both at home and abraoad) orchestrated by AFAG that spunned the LMVCA, boycott of some parliamentary business and by-elections,culminating in this so-called "supreme election petition" that has undergone several revisions, the presentation of "solid" evidence/exhibits that has had its own twists and turns,to where we now find ourselves.
To this point,I refuse to yield to those who "think they`re more than the country,that tribe comes before our dear nation, and that their ego and personal prestige comes before [the]national interest"!
Son of Ghana 10 years ago

The fact is that there was overvoting, no verification and use of duplicate numbers. How do we know that NDC won the election. They could have stuffed the ballot boxes with fake votes. The only fair result is a rerun. Now NDC ...
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The fact is that there was overvoting, no verification and use of duplicate numbers. How do we know that NDC won the election. They could have stuffed the ballot boxes with fake votes. The only fair result is a rerun. Now NDC do it again without Afari Gyans stealing. I dare you.
BOY KOFI 10 years ago

Nana Addo is the Champoin of electoral dispute.He is the record man for rejecting results and I strongly believe he will do it again if the Supreme Court's verdict evides him.Comparing Ghana to Kenya,Ivory Coast and some Afri ...
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Nana Addo is the Champoin of electoral dispute.He is the record man for rejecting results and I strongly believe he will do it again if the Supreme Court's verdict evides him.Comparing Ghana to Kenya,Ivory Coast and some African countries doesn't not make sense at all.We don't have the same Constitution,we are not the same people,we don't have the same mentality anyway or even experience.Do you know how many great men Ghana has sacrificed on the alter of democracy?Do you know how many coup d'état Ghana has suffered compared to Kenya and Ivory Coast?If you want to be a political activist,please devote some time to read history.I am sure that Nana Addo will reject the Supreme Court's verdict if he loses again.Ask yourself,does Nana Addo expect Prez Mahama also to reject or accept the verdict?This is what you be worried about.Thank you.
tiger shark 10 years ago

Do not beat about the bush and call a
spade a spade.None of the allegations raised against Afari gyan could be supported or proved.Should you not have a short Memory or be biased you would remember that NPP sensing defeat st ...
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Do not beat about the bush and call a
spade a spade.None of the allegations raised against Afari gyan could be supported or proved.Should you not have a short Memory or be biased you would remember that NPP sensing defeat started their gimmmicks and geting on the ecs neck Long before the 2012 elections.The byelections before the 2012 elections were marred by NPP tricks,the voters Registration was not different.What we are witnessing currently is just part of
NPP Gimmicks.All the allegations NPP
raised couldnt be supported or proved.
NPP has been on a wild goose chase since Long.Afari Gyan is at no fault it therefore wrong for you to suggest
that afari gyans credibility is beign questioned.Postings such as yours wouldnt be neccessary should Npp have a case and pretending ist just General posting not in Support of npp will not help either
Son of Ghana 10 years ago

The fact are that there was overvoting and no verification. Afari Gyan tried to explain these away but he did not succeed. Foreign Materials were in the ballot boxes. Are these not sham votes.

The fact are that there was overvoting and no verification. Afari Gyan tried to explain these away but he did not succeed. Foreign Materials were in the ballot boxes. Are these not sham votes.
Vodoo Xebieso 10 years ago

Fool, you may confer your personal national honours on Nana and Obetsebi if it so pleases you.

Fool, you may confer your personal national honours on Nana and Obetsebi if it so pleases you.
God is great 10 years ago

NPP could not prove any thing. All the parties were involved in the election. From registration, to voting, to counting, to collation. Now they are behaving as if they were not in the country when the election was being held. ...
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NPP could not prove any thing. All the parties were involved in the election. From registration, to voting, to counting, to collation. Now they are behaving as if they were not in the country when the election was being held. Why should the EC give voters register to NPP before election only for NPP to turn round that there were individuals who registered twice. Was the register given to decorate their office? Only Ghana SC will waste time on serial numbers which the EC does not use for anything.
ECOMINI 10 years ago

Why are we insulting each other. The supreme court has heard the evidence from both sides. Cant we wait for their judgment??? Just have patience and wait for the courts verdict on the matter!!!

Why are we insulting each other. The supreme court has heard the evidence from both sides. Cant we wait for their judgment??? Just have patience and wait for the courts verdict on the matter!!!
Joshua obeng boadi 10 years ago

Tnx for a nonpolitically skewed article.keep it up

Tnx for a nonpolitically skewed article.keep it up

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