Omission is no prohibition, Nii Ayikoi

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• Abeeku Mensah 7 years ago

  I know the gods on the Ghana Supreme Court cannot do wrong even if they render decisions that are not only illogical, unwise and without precedent
  But there's nothing more so needed now than wisdom from these gods at a time ...
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  I know the gods on the Ghana Supreme Court cannot do wrong even if they render decisions that are not only illogical, unwise and without precedent
  But there's nothing more so needed now than wisdom from these gods at a time of pending mayhem and chaos by the NPP who are delusional enough to believe the 3rd time will he a charm.
  I wonder if the gods on the Supreme Court can point to the laws governing either the issuance of Ghana passports or drivers license and where the laws stipulate that the institutions with oversight authority or jurisdiction should reject mistake ridden applications. If not then why has the rejection of passport applications become normalized? And if it is then why would our parliament subject the issuance of passports to a higher standard than the very exercise that formulates laws and government? It boggles the mind that the Supreme Court and lawyers in Ghana cannot see the shame of it all that people who seek the highest office of the land casually and without care including use of fraudsters, submit application forms full of errors and seem to think they have the inalienable right to correct those mistakes without penalties but not the case when applying for a Ghanaian passport. Yes the gods on the Supreme Court are bought and sold properties of the political parties but even they should wonder if the the dimwits can be trusted to read contracts with due care on behalf of mother Ghana. Or maybe the courts prefer dummies in the presidential chair so lawyers can have a field day accepting and urging government to sign contracts with gaping holes that may be used by the rich and powerful in society to exploit for personal gains.

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