Supreme Court to hear NDC’s application challenging EC’s parliamentary seat redeclarations

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NANABA 1 1 year ago

So now THE NDC believed in the court ?.

So now THE NDC believed in the court ?.
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The Motherland 1 year ago

Just see the speed with which the courts are rushing to deal with these election cases. For the prior elections 2020, the cases were slowly handled, and they lasted several years. But now they are acting swiftly just to avert ...
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Just see the speed with which the courts are rushing to deal with these election cases. For the prior elections 2020, the cases were slowly handled, and they lasted several years. But now they are acting swiftly just to avert NDC tactics. Then when people say the courts are partisan, they cry foul!!
Yaw 1 year ago

Oh I’m disappointed. The NDC is going to put its hands in the mouth of Supreme Court again? The court has been packed by party faithfuls. What ruling are they expecting?

Oh I’m disappointed. The NDC is going to put its hands in the mouth of Supreme Court again? The court has been packed by party faithfuls. What ruling are they expecting?
FRANKIE 1 year ago

How I wish for a rerun of Parliamentary elections in all those constituencies in dispute!

How I wish for a rerun of Parliamentary elections in all those constituencies in dispute!
PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 1 year ago

GHANA IS UNDER ATTACK!! NDC HAS WAGED A WAR AGAINST ALL GHANAIANS. YOU ARE GOING TO SUFFER FOR CHOOSING INCOMPETENCE OVER COMPETENCE!!!!

GHANA IS UNDER ATTACK!! NDC HAS WAGED A WAR AGAINST ALL GHANAIANS. YOU ARE GOING TO SUFFER FOR CHOOSING INCOMPETENCE OVER COMPETENCE!!!!
Czar 1 year ago

Why go to supreme court when you know the chief justice will rule against you?ndc be smart,I'm very disappointed in the leadership, you big but little action, cowards.

Why go to supreme court when you know the chief justice will rule against you?ndc be smart,I'm very disappointed in the leadership, you big but little action, cowards.
The EC didn't even respect the SC's application. 1 year ago

If the NDC didn't believe in the courts, they'd have had their way despite taking power bc if it were the NPP, they'd have been bloody. Ofui.

If the NDC didn't believe in the courts, they'd have had their way despite taking power bc if it were the NPP, they'd have been bloody. Ofui.
Abass 1 year ago

NANABA 1, don't forget that NDC has both judges and lawyers who fully have knowledge about the laws governing EC. If Nana Addo SC judges come out with draconian law to favour their traditional NPP MPs it won't work.

NANABA 1, don't forget that NDC has both judges and lawyers who fully have knowledge about the laws governing EC. If Nana Addo SC judges come out with draconian law to favour their traditional NPP MPs it won't work.
Yaw 1 year ago

It always works. The judge can twist the law as and when. Even clear law about vacant seats we all heard the ruling. They should have just ignored the recolation since it is not part of electoral proceedings and recognize the ...
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It always works. The judge can twist the law as and when. Even clear law about vacant seats we all heard the ruling. They should have just ignored the recolation since it is not part of electoral proceedings and recognize the winners in the first declaration as real winners. When the NPP MPs come to parliament the will not be allowed in by the speaker, then they will rather rush to court then it becomes another tag of war between Supreme Court and speaker. Because for now it is only the speaker who can face the corrupt judges
JACK TORONTO 1 year ago

This is a process. They can choose to debate or ignore their requests. The initial winners by the various presiding officers are going to be sworn in parliament. If not, what happened 8 years ago will be small.

This is a process. They can choose to debate or ignore their requests. The initial winners by the various presiding officers are going to be sworn in parliament. If not, what happened 8 years ago will be small.
Kutunpofo to NANABA 1 year ago

My brother, it is strange how the NDC works. I am already beginning to wonder if it is worth the trouble giving them the support that they will so badly need to survive for the next four years. Sometimes I wonder if it is cra ...
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My brother, it is strange how the NDC works. I am already beginning to wonder if it is worth the trouble giving them the support that they will so badly need to survive for the next four years. Sometimes I wonder if it is crass naivety or just plain stupidity on their part, considering some of the obtuse decisions they have taken since they won the elections.

Everybody - including the most illiterate truck pushers at Agbogbloshie market know that the courts have been tweaked against their interests, yet, they are once again bumbling there in all earnest of a fair ruling. The end result is that, the courts will most probably rule against them and if that happens, it will significantly raise public tensions to a level which may be difficult to manage. Secondly, such a decision will appear to confirm the widely spread notion that the NDC is a lawless Party, or, simply put, they don't know what they are about and therefore, they are not a reliable political option.

In the unlikely situation that the courts rule in favor of the NDC it will be generally considered that the courts may have done so only to pacify the in-coming NDC govt for their earlier misdeeds in the case between the Speaker and Afenyo Markin or even to disabuse the minds of the enraged public that they are not working from a subject position of state capture. No matter how just, such a ruling may be, it will only go to further deepen the thinking of many that the courts are not serious nor professional in their proceedings.

The truth of the matter is that this case should not have been sent to court at all. Whatever ruling that may come out of the court on the matter, will not dramatically affect the political fortunes of both the NDC or the NPP.

The ideal or most sensible option to die this little, but threatening storm, would have been for the shamefully inept EC to call for a re-run of the 9 constituencies under strict supervision.
Smh! 1 year ago

No, it is not because the NDC now believes in the unanimous SC. We all know the outcome already. It is just for the records, for posterity sake.

No, it is not because the NDC now believes in the unanimous SC. We all know the outcome already. It is just for the records, for posterity sake.
Akan Prophecies 1 year ago

NDC SENDS THEIR MACHOMEN TO DESTROY BALLOT BOXES THEN SEEK REDRESS AT COURT ! THE 24 HOURS OF DESTRUCTION OF OUR ECONOMY HAVE ALREADY BEGAN ! BLAME YOURSELVES NOT THE ORACLES !!!!

NDC SENDS THEIR MACHOMEN TO DESTROY BALLOT BOXES THEN SEEK REDRESS AT COURT ! THE 24 HOURS OF DESTRUCTION OF OUR ECONOMY HAVE ALREADY BEGAN ! BLAME YOURSELVES NOT THE ORACLES !!!!
Yoo 1 year ago

Is not true is high court

Is not true is high court
Aba Sam 1 year ago

Take it from me. The SC will quash NDC's application.

Take it from me. The SC will quash NDC's application.
True 1 year ago

Of course they will throw out the case. Fully and unashamedly partisan.

Of course they will throw out the case. Fully and unashamedly partisan.
KofSam 1 year ago

The recollation ordered by the EC which ended up with the initial seven winners losing their seats to the NPP could have plunged to country into bloodshed if the NDC had not acted maturely. If it was the the NPP who had lost ...
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The recollation ordered by the EC which ended up with the initial seven winners losing their seats to the NPP could have plunged to country into bloodshed if the NDC had not acted maturely. If it was the the NPP who had lost to the NDC after the recollation the country will be burning by now. The EC must count themselves lucky that Ghanaians did not take their anger and frustration on them which they deserve
Yaw 1 year ago

I’m a Ghanaian and I’m not ready to descend on the EC because it’s a lawful institution which should be allowed to do its work. If you like beating the war drums go ahead.

I’m a Ghanaian and I’m not ready to descend on the EC because it’s a lawful institution which should be allowed to do its work. If you like beating the war drums go ahead.
Roadrunner 1 year ago

You can only count the votes in front of you
NDC challenge doesn't stack up

You can only count the votes in front of you
NDC challenge doesn't stack up
Gborlahn 1 year ago

If I understand correctly, the NDC is saying that even if the results were called in their favour without the results from the rest of the polling stations, it doesn't rest with the EC to over turn those results no matter the ...
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If I understand correctly, the NDC is saying that even if the results were called in their favour without the results from the rest of the polling stations, it doesn't rest with the EC to over turn those results no matter the evidence.

That evidence should be taken to court, and the court should make its judgement and ruling based on the evidence.
Odenehu 1 year ago

Supreme court justices washout Ghanaians are discerning

Supreme court justices washout Ghanaians are discerning
The Truth 1 year ago

Some times stupidities exhibited by EC provoke some of us use harsh language we were not brought up with. Jean Mensah and her reckless cohorts who intended to set this peaceful country ablaze should know that in 2020, there w ...
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Some times stupidities exhibited by EC provoke some of us use harsh language we were not brought up with. Jean Mensah and her reckless cohorts who intended to set this peaceful country ablaze should know that in 2020, there was even gun shot killing eight innocent Ghanaians by NPP idiots by this stupid commissioners advised that the issue should be sent to court for resolution. What has changed? Why can't Jean Mensah and idiots also be principled a little? They have exposed themselves that they are really working for NPP but not mother Ghana. We live to see what this unanimous supreme court judges will say again as far as this case is concerned. All NDC MPs -elect whose results have been redeclared by this evil minded electoral commissioners should join their colleagues in parliament no matter the situation. Ghana does not belong to NPP and Akufo Addo. Jean Mensah and his criminal co-commisioners are jokers.
Now in the case of vacant seat
Klaase Klose Marfhen 1 year ago

Do we have fair Justice in the Supreme Court of Ghana under Akufo Addo? The EC openly rob the NDC of their Parliamentary seats and saying "go to Court"?. Which Court in Ghana now will deliver fair Justice under Akuffo Addo wh ...
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Do we have fair Justice in the Supreme Court of Ghana under Akufo Addo? The EC openly rob the NDC of their Parliamentary seats and saying "go to Court"?. Which Court in Ghana now will deliver fair Justice under Akuffo Addo who has packed the courts with NPP judges?
Obiba Say it All 1 year ago

The Chief justice should be reminded that the supreme Court does not have jurisdiction on parliamentary election. She should allow the high courts in respective constituencies to preside of the matter

The Chief justice should be reminded that the supreme Court does not have jurisdiction on parliamentary election. She should allow the high courts in respective constituencies to preside of the matter
Kwame Peter 1 year ago

I still insist that it is the thieves and their assigns who are defending the very serious electoral crimes that took place at the nine collation centers. The perpetrators some of whom are lawyers and MPs ought to be identifi ...
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I still insist that it is the thieves and their assigns who are defending the very serious electoral crimes that took place at the nine collation centers. The perpetrators some of whom are lawyers and MPs ought to be identified,investigated and prosecuted to serve as a deterrent in future elections.some of the suspects are even pontificating with their chest out on social media.
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Sarpong 1 year ago

They will rule against the NDC. That court is not there for justice but to fight the NDC. The earlier the NDC fights back the better for the party.

They will rule against the NDC. That court is not there for justice but to fight the NDC. The earlier the NDC fights back the better for the party.
Listowel Lawson 1 year ago

The Unanimous Team is once again coming to do their dirty job for their pay masters. I believe this time around, they'll make it 4-3 OR 5-4.

Shameless bunch of greedy poodles.

The Unanimous Team is once again coming to do their dirty job for their pay masters. I believe this time around, they'll make it 4-3 OR 5-4.

Shameless bunch of greedy poodles.
Yaw 1 year ago

WEKTO. We Know The Outcome. Lol

WEKTO. We Know The Outcome. Lol
Che Andrew 1 year ago

We all know the outcome even before the date of the hearing. It is Unanimous Football Club.

We all know the outcome even before the date of the hearing. It is Unanimous Football Club.
NPP is dog with tail tucked in tight! 1 year ago

Now we shall see who is supreme here. The people or the supreme court.

Now we shall see who is supreme here. The people or the supreme court.
Opoku 1 year ago

We all know what the supreme court will say. The same old story

We all know what the supreme court will say. The same old story
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A CRIMINALLY MINDED EC SERVES LAWLESSAKUFFO ADDO 1 year ago

The Jean Mensa led EC with her lunatic bunch of criminally minded Commissioners are only interested in serving lawless Nana Akuffo Addo. The illegal declarations by the EC will be reversed. We expect the judges at the Supreme ...
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The Jean Mensa led EC with her lunatic bunch of criminally minded Commissioners are only interested in serving lawless Nana Akuffo Addo. The illegal declarations by the EC will be reversed. We expect the judges at the Supreme to use the law and their conscience now that their tormentor in chief, Nana Akuffo Addo has been humiliated out of power. The stupid Attorney General will exit for good in less than two weeks.
Osono mamme 1 year ago

The mother of all elephants is waiting at her office.Akuffo Addo know what he is going to do that's why he packed his people to the supreme court.America has 9 supreme court's judges and Ghana has 20 . That's tell's you how ...
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The mother of all elephants is waiting at her office.Akuffo Addo know what he is going to do that's why he packed his people to the supreme court.America has 9 supreme court's judges and Ghana has 20 . That's tell's you how tyrant is AKUFFO ADDO.
Myopic thinking 1 year ago

CJ should know that this case might be her last case as CJ so we are watching Unanimous FC!

CJ should know that this case might be her last case as CJ so we are watching Unanimous FC!
Achie 1 year ago

Ndc lawless fools are on parade. Can the EC declare 6 regions for the presidential and announce the winner and ask the agrived party to go to court?

Ndc lawless fools are on parade. Can the EC declare 6 regions for the presidential and announce the winner and ask the agrived party to go to court?
Odjame 1 year ago

Why should the NDC go to the supreme court knowing very well justice will elude them ? Well let's see how the unanimous FC handle this case .

Why should the NDC go to the supreme court knowing very well justice will elude them ? Well let's see how the unanimous FC handle this case .
Kuntu 1 year ago

Imagine GFA president changing result of Hearts vrs. Kotoko match.

Imagine GFA president changing result of Hearts vrs. Kotoko match.
KUNTU. THIS IS A CASE OF A REFEREE DISALLOWING AN INITIAL GOAL AFTER VIEWING VAR 1 year ago

Kuntu it happens all the. Referees revers goals they have whistled for if after viewing the video they see a foul before the goal.

Kuntu it happens all the. Referees revers goals they have whistled for if after viewing the video they see a foul before the goal.
Achakanapaya 1 year ago

We are watching and waiting for the Chief Injustice. After 7th January we shall all see our smoothness levels in this Country called Ghana.

We are watching and waiting for the Chief Injustice. After 7th January we shall all see our smoothness levels in this Country called Ghana.
Kwabena Aboagye 1 year ago

The CJ will be utterly stupid to preside over this case, and appoint known NPP sympathizers to sit on this case. If Chief Justice Torkonoo has morals she should listen to this advise.

The CJ will be utterly stupid to preside over this case, and appoint known NPP sympathizers to sit on this case. If Chief Justice Torkonoo has morals she should listen to this advise.
Ghanabi Kofi 1 year ago

I thought election disputes are high court cases. If the supreme court throw this case out for lack of jurisdiction...the ndc will cry fowl.
Meanwhile they know this matter is not for Supreme court.

I thought election disputes are high court cases. If the supreme court throw this case out for lack of jurisdiction...the ndc will cry fowl.
Meanwhile they know this matter is not for Supreme court.

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