What judicial process, Mr. Ndebugri?

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• Kwabena Yeboah 8 years ago

  "First of all, the judges caught in Mr. Anas’ investigative net are public servants whose salaries are paid by the Ghanaian taxpayer. They cannot, therefore, presume to instruct their employers on how to deal with forensica ...
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  "First of all, the judges caught in Mr. Anas’ investigative net are public servants whose salaries are paid by the Ghanaian taxpayer. They cannot, therefore, presume to instruct their employers on how to deal with forensically sustainable evidence inescapably underscoring their flagrant breach of public trust and possible acts of criminality".

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• Friday 8 years ago

  Ndebugre is in complete trance; he is a day dreamer. Or is it that he has no cases to handle and he wants to chop the last pesewas of these drowning judges? Hahahaa! The Public court is going to end the careers of these corru ...
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  Ndebugre is in complete trance; he is a day dreamer. Or is it that he has no cases to handle and he wants to chop the last pesewas of these drowning judges? Hahahaa! The Public court is going to end the careers of these corrupt judges whether Ndebugre likes it or not!!!

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• Kobby G 8 years ago

  Is this the same Ndebugri who was at the forefront of Rawlings'/PNDC's anti-corruption/probity & accountability? Or another Ndebugri afflicted with senile dementia such that he's forgotten all about his past principles?

  Is this the same Ndebugri who was at the forefront of Rawlings'/PNDC's anti-corruption/probity & accountability? Or another Ndebugri afflicted with senile dementia such that he's forgotten all about his past principles?

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