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The KPMG Audit: Was it really worth it?

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  • BOY KOFI 10 years ago

    You went to the Supreme Court for justice so be it.Thank you.

  • IDRIS PACAS alias PINK SHEET 10 years ago

    When will nPP members stop daydreaming? So, this writer assumes that any shortfalls made by the registry or nPP are to be accepted just like that. What about the minor errors in the pink sheet that the petitioners are countin ...
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  • Kwobia (Toronto) 10 years ago

    Sorry Bro.Why should the respondents reference with the the petitioners?The petitioners shortchanged the respondents whom Mr Addison cannot trust.

  • bad 10 years ago

    this is a disgrace, something is wrong with ghana's supreme court!!!!!!!

  • Kofi 10 years ago

    The main aim of the respondents in demanding the audit of the exhibits is not to reduce the number but to demonstrate that the petitioners were being untruthful and deceitful and therefore render their evidence not credible.

  • Kotoko 10 years ago

    WELL DONE

  • ' and Jesus wept ' 10 years ago

    I think the respondents are belibrately using this strategy to prove that mistakes such as these are flimsy and frivolous and could have been resolved and not allowed to affect the proceedings of the substantive petition. Cou ...
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  • ' and Jesus wept ' 10 years ago

    deliberately.

  • Bobo 10 years ago

    I think Mr Ohemeng is completely wrong to say that "all that the Court ought to have done was to ask the Respondents to go to the Registry to collect any shortfall". Complete no!!! It is the duty of the party who files a proc ...
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  • Slim Bee 10 years ago

    Not sure if Bobo is correct.It is the duty of the Registry to make sure respondents receive documents.That is why we have the Registry.You do not have to see or know a defendant to serve him or her papers.Is done by the court ...
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  • BOY KOFI 10 years ago

    The petitioners are talking of 11842 but now we are having 13926 or so including duplicates.So how do npp explain that?If the registrar has made mistake then the whole case is bogus.The petition has more irregularities than t ...
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  • Facebook lawyer 10 years ago

    Sometimes I wonder those who parade themselves as Dr. This, prof. That, mr. Soso, PhD, living in foreign land are really what they claim they are. In all articles of such persons I found their level of analysis and understand ...
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  • dennis awah 10 years ago

    WHen going ot court one is clear on what he has to do - the rules of engagement are clear. so if you do not submit the correct number of docs you claim you did the fault is yours and yours alone. the court or kpmg or registra ...
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  • Kojo Menka, Bremen, Germany 10 years ago

    So my learned friend what is the total votes to be annulled now? For 13,000 or 11,000 pink sheets? Think through the argument as a doctorate holder and show your prodigy as a person who thinks.

  • Yaw Ohemeng 10 years ago

    It seems you have missed my argument completely. Do you think KPMG's report is the final on this? There are two samples counted. One contains nearly 14,000 and the other about 10,000. Both were supplied by the same Registry. ...
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  • BK 10 years ago

    The bottom line in this case is where is the evidence? serial number duplication went no where, missing presiding officer signatures is minor, over voting? How many polling stations has Addison provided proof for? Very very w ...
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  • Kakraba Cromwell 10 years ago

    Dear Dr Yaw Ohemeng,
    I am sorry but your analysis is completely flawed. I am very disappointed in this particular article.
    I have always read and quoted you but as for this article you have failed me miserably!

  • Yaw Ohemeng 10 years ago

    Hi Kakraba, please do not take my word for what I wrote. There is a copy of the draft report on Myjoyonline.com. Please read the report and see if I have not been vindicated by what I wrote in this article. The bottom line is ...
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  • Okonko Palm 10 years ago

    Whichever way you look at it whether the lower or the higher figure the npp dis-ingeniousness was exposed.The npp argument of serving a specific number had been exposed and no matter how you spin,you will end up making your c ...
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  • Whatever 10 years ago

    You are casting insinuation on an audit which has revealed NPP actaully lied BIG TIME about the number of pink sheet it claim to have filed? It shows you are not interested in the truth. You are a dishonest writer hence these ...
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  • joejoe 10 years ago

    It cannot be a waste of time. It is a nembers case here. The number claimed by the petitioners are what have been used in the much touted analysis of Dr Bawumia. Remember his mnatra of the fact that "only one was used in the ...
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  • inspector asempa 10 years ago

    WHAT DO YOU KNOW. PLEASE GIVE US A BREAK OK. YOU GUYS WILL NEVER STOP SHIFTING GOAL POST. WHEN THE AUDITING WAS DCIDED,YOU GUYS ACCEPTED,BUT WHEN IT STARTED GOING AGAINST YOU,YOU'V STARTED CRYING FOWL AGAIN..GOD PUNISH YOU AL ...
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  • Justman 10 years ago

    THIS IS NOT WORTH WRITING AND READING.THRASH.

  • john,UAE 10 years ago

    You are saying there were irregularities in the elections and we are also saying that they may be but not enough to affect the result of the elections. Therefore we telling the court to throw away your petition. that is all, ...
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