Read Comments Comments (8)

• Tawiah 1 day ago

  GHANA PARLIAMENT’S MAJORITY CHIP WHIP, Lawyer Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, emphasized that filing for an appeal doesn't automatically stop a court's order from being enforced; an explicit STAY OF EXECUTION must be applied f ...
  read full comment

  GHANA PARLIAMENT’S MAJORITY CHIP WHIP, Lawyer Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, emphasized that filing for an appeal doesn't automatically stop a court's order from being enforced; an explicit STAY OF EXECUTION must be applied for and granted by the court, highlighting the principle that court orders are binding until suspended by judicial discretion, a crucial distinction in legal procedures, especially during political disputes.
  Key Points from Dafeamekpor's Stance:
  • No Automatic Stay: Simply disagreeing with a court ruling or filing an appeal doesn't grant a reprieve; the judgment remains enforceable.
  • Court Discretion: A stay of execution is a separate application that the court decides on, requiring specific grounds for it to be granted.
  • Obedience to Orders: Parties must still comply with court orders even while an appeal or stay application is pending, as disobeying is not permitted.
  
  So whose is right? TAWIAH GBORTSU's TANYIGBE "appeal" that is now at National House of Chiefs; or Hon Dafeamekpor's?
  
  Long live GHANA

  reply
• POINT OF CORRECTION 1 day ago

  Ewe People did not migrate from Nortsi. It is common knowledge that Togbe Agorkorli sacked them. So the writer should have told the truth by stating “when the Ewe were chased out of Nortsi”. That is acceptable even if the ...
  read full comment

  Ewe People did not migrate from Nortsi. It is common knowledge that Togbe Agorkorli sacked them. So the writer should have told the truth by stating “when the Ewe were chased out of Nortsi”. That is acceptable even if the don’t add the Cat story that led to the King’s anger.

  reply
• Norvisi Eledi 1 day ago

  So, based on what is published here, I beg to ask some few questions:
  
  Is there now a TANYIGBE TRADITIONAL COUNCIL?
  Why is there no mention of this Chief by the Ministry of Chieftaincy officials, during the Inauguration of ...
  read full comment

  So, based on what is published here, I beg to ask some few questions:
  
  Is there now a TANYIGBE TRADITIONAL COUNCIL?
  Why is there no mention of this Chief by the Ministry of Chieftaincy officials, during the Inauguration of the Council?
  If a Paramount Chief is there in reality, why is the Chief not in Volta Region House of Chiefs?
  
  Does the President of Volta Region House of Chief know this named Tanyigbe Chief?
  At NORDU Festival hosted by Tanyigbe in November 2024, why the Guest of Honor, Togbe Tepre Hodo did not address him/pay homage to him in is speech?
  
  Why is the Chief not introduced to the Volta Regional Minister Dr. Letsa?
  
  In which Government Document, can we please find the named Chief as Tanyigbe Paramount Chief?

  reply
• Benjamin 1 day ago

  The former MP, Benjamin Kpodo, is behind all you cited.

  The former MP, Benjamin Kpodo, is behind all you cited.

  reply
• Francis 1 day ago

  Oh Africans. We are so disorganized to the extent that we cannot even determine the line of succession to our thrones hence the Chieftaincy disputes across the country.

  Oh Africans. We are so disorganized to the extent that we cannot even determine the line of succession to our thrones hence the Chieftaincy disputes across the country.

  reply
• Justrac Africa LTD 1 day ago

  Protect your home and property with our RELIABLE Electric fence, CCTV cameras, Video doorbell and Automated gates systems. Call/WhatsApp us; 0501796870. Shywgwbqn

  Protect your home and property with our RELIABLE Electric fence, CCTV cameras, Video doorbell and Automated gates systems. Call/WhatsApp us; 0501796870. Shywgwbqn

  reply
• JACK TORONTO 1 day ago

  Time will tell

  Time will tell

  reply
• Sallana 1 day ago

  !!!! Hot girls are waiting for you on ~~> Sex24.Fun

  !!!! Hot girls are waiting for you on ~~> Sex24.Fun

  reply