$2m Sky Train Case: Supreme Court dismisses ex-GIIF CEO's bid to halt trial

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  • Osei 2 days ago

    So you took $2 million dollars and did not build no sky train, but don't want to face the court. You should face the firing squad right now if Ghana was a serious country. At least have the decency of refunding the money to a ...
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  • Martha 2 days ago

    Krofuour, fiafitor, ewuifuor looting without any care. Go and open your defence. -- shame on you

  • Ewvevi 2 days ago

    Thieves, hyenas and buccaneers. Shame unto you Asamoah and Ameyaw-akumfi. You are not brave enough to account for your stewardship but are okay with flaunting wealth claiming to be coming from some so called rich resourced re ...
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  • Oh 2 days ago

    Which lawyer(s) are handling this case?

    GO FOR A PLEA BARGAIN

  • kwame 2 days ago

    The Sky Train is a classic case of create, loot and share. It should be studied in corruption and political science lectures Under Nana Addo regime, it became free for all. Everybody was just looting this poor country like no ...
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  • Martha 2 days ago

    Well said. Akuffo Addo came with a lot of promise but supervised over the destruction of Ghana's economy with wanton abandon.

  • Adwoa Tsetseba 2 days ago

    Look at the face of a thief wanting an interlocutory injunction.

  • Theresa 1 day ago

    Thieves!

    Oh, Lord, may the NPP end up on the rubbish damp!
    Never to see power again!

    How come every state institution and enterprise were making losses under Akufo Addo?

    May every looter under Akufo Addo's regime be ...
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  • RASTA BANGI-WHY DESTROY JUDICIARY 1 day ago

    DISMISS ALL THESE NONSENSE.THEY SHOULD OPEN THEIR DEFENCE IF THEY HAVE NOT STOLEN THE MONEY.

  • Owusu 1 day ago

    I think it is does not disclose a " serious question of Law to be tried" Not "serious case to be tried"