Montie 3 case: Another judge recuses himself

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Maame Adoma 7 years ago

The game is up.... Mother & Child its a huge disgrace to continue with your campaign as you are beneficiaries of the money from Abacha. Daddy/hubby stashed 3m dollars away before calling his collegaues to declare 2m dollars. ...
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The game is up.... Mother & Child its a huge disgrace to continue with your campaign as you are beneficiaries of the money from Abacha. Daddy/hubby stashed 3m dollars away before calling his collegaues to declare 2m dollars. Zanator, where do you think the monies came from for youe education abroad with your siblings. Nana Konadu dont forget the shopping spree in Switzerland, Milan and NY. Daddy complete the circle of truth, we are waiting!!!!
calis konga 7 years ago

The supreme court shd stand well or its going to be a foolish case &lawlessness will continue in Ghana

The supreme court shd stand well or its going to be a foolish case &lawlessness will continue in Ghana
in this country you'll be the first p 7 years ago

Are you in this country all this while or you just came inn

Are you in this country all this while or you just came inn
Omanhene 7 years ago

HE maybe NDC.

HE maybe NDC.
OLD SOLDIER 7 years ago

Author:- Brian Williams.....
Three months in Nsawam with hard labor should be okay. Or a hefty fine must do. They must not be allowed to threaten any government official and get away with it. Stan Dogbe must equally face the ...
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Author:- Brian Williams.....
Three months in Nsawam with hard labor should be okay. Or a hefty fine must do. They must not be allowed to threaten any government official and get away with it. Stan Dogbe must equally face the music for breaking the camera of a pressman. Mahama is just a disgrace.
COMMON SENSE 7 years ago

IF THIS BOYS JAIL,WRONG THINGS WILL HAPPEN,NPP JUDGES.

IF THIS BOYS JAIL,WRONG THINGS WILL HAPPEN,NPP JUDGES.
ALL THE WAY 7 years ago

Agyeman-Rawlings has been cleared by the Supreme Court to hold herself out as the parliamentary nominee of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the forthcoming general elections.

The Supreme Court also direc ...
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Agyeman-Rawlings has been cleared by the Supreme Court to hold herself out as the parliamentary nominee of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the forthcoming general elections.

The Supreme Court also directed the High Court to deliver a ruling in that regard because an individual can only be a candidate after the Electoral Commission (EC) has opened the opportunity for filing. The apex court, therefore, said since the EC was yet to take that action, the argument of Dr Rawlings not being eligible did not hold water.

Dr Agyeman-Rawlings defeated incumbent MP Nii Armah Ashitey in the party’s parliamentary primaries in November last year.

Unsatisfied with the results, Mr Ashitey resorted to court to challenge the eligibility of Dr Agyeman-Rawlings to have stood for the contest arguing that she was not a registered voter at the time of the primaries.

Dr Agyeman-Rawlings subsequently got registered as a voter during the Electoral Commission’s limited voter registration exercise a few months ago.

With the green light given by the Supreme Court on Monday July 18, Dr Agyeman-Rawlings, daughter of former President Jerry John Rawlings is set for a duel with Mr Philip Addison, the candidate of the main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).

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Ama Frah 7 years ago

The pair are related by association to the corrupted JJ. Hence, should bow out.

The pair are related by association to the corrupted JJ. Hence, should bow out.
jam 7 years ago

This is a complete stupidity on the part of this hopeless NDC . What's the basis of this conclusion . An election you run away from participation bcos of the obvious embarrassment . Your foolishness has no bounds

This is a complete stupidity on the part of this hopeless NDC . What's the basis of this conclusion . An election you run away from participation bcos of the obvious embarrassment . Your foolishness has no bounds
Edward Ansah 7 years ago

The LAW at its best. Now they are running away

The LAW at its best. Now they are running away
in this country you'll be the first p 7 years ago

why are they hard on them haven't they sat on similar case ?

why are they hard on them haven't they sat on similar case ?
puuo 7 years ago

This case will be foolish by one month time..Ghana for you our leaders are incompetent..Mark it on the wall the judges will take bribe secretly from John Mahama and the case will die instantly..we have failed as a country cuz ...
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This case will be foolish by one month time..Ghana for you our leaders are incompetent..Mark it on the wall the judges will take bribe secretly from John Mahama and the case will die instantly..we have failed as a country cuz the laws dont work...God save mother ghana
spartacus 7 years ago

What is this girl's actual name? Isn't it Ezanetor Rawlings? Where from this Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings? Folks please correct me. In any case stranger things have happened in the Rawlings' homestead.
Na wa for junior jesus ...
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What is this girl's actual name? Isn't it Ezanetor Rawlings? Where from this Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings? Folks please correct me. In any case stranger things have happened in the Rawlings' homestead.
Na wa for junior jesus oooo
Charles Higgins 7 years ago

Is she a girl? She is above 18 isn't she?

Is she a girl? She is above 18 isn't she?
Patriot 7 years ago

This is exactly what Justice Atuguba had to do during the petition hearings in 2013. He decided to sit on the case to deliver a partial judgment.

This is exactly what Justice Atuguba had to do during the petition hearings in 2013. He decided to sit on the case to deliver a partial judgment.
Gyakabram 7 years ago

JAIL ALL OF THEM INCLUDING HARRY ZAKOUR.

NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW.

JAIL ALL OF THEM INCLUDING HARRY ZAKOUR.

NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW.
zak 7 years ago

it swerves them right this is a warning to all those who behave stupidly like Mugabe to learn a lesson from this where are those fools who call themselves sympathizers? The next one will be USELESS BOKOR

it swerves them right this is a warning to all those who behave stupidly like Mugabe to learn a lesson from this where are those fools who call themselves sympathizers? The next one will be USELESS BOKOR
Kofi Ofori Amoako 7 years ago

This hoodlum masquerading as a judge is a despicable hypocrite. The same family member (Baboe) that he claims as a basis for recusing himself was and is a top assistant for Mahama since he was the Vice President but yet he di ...
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This hoodlum masquerading as a judge is a despicable hypocrite. The same family member (Baboe) that he claims as a basis for recusing himself was and is a top assistant for Mahama since he was the Vice President but yet he did not see it fit to recuse himself from that case or make a disclosure of that relationship. Same thing happened with Atuguba and his nephew Atuguba who was Mahama's Executive Secretary at the time.
This went against all judicial canons and ethics and calls into question the fairness and impartiality of Baffoe Bonnie and Atuguba in adjudicating the 2012 election case. With two family votes in the bag before the case even commenced Mahama already had a clear advantage over the plaintiffs.
Abigie 7 years ago

Is it not this same Gunn who swore heaven and earth in the media that he was not on the said program? God is watching ooo.

Is it not this same Gunn who swore heaven and earth in the media that he was not on the said program? God is watching ooo.
Lawyer Nenebi 7 years ago

They are just playing games to free the suspects but I want to make it clear to them that but Ghanaians will rise if they play any tricks

They are just playing games to free the suspects but I want to make it clear to them that but Ghanaians will rise if they play any tricks

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