EC meets Nduom at Supreme Court today

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• Koku Gbagbladza 7 years ago

  Why not go for the culprits but rather chose to worry the affected party candidates?

  Why not go for the culprits but rather chose to worry the affected party candidates?

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• STINKY NDC 7 years ago

  ALL THE OPPOSITION PARTIES CONTESTING THIS YEAR ELECTIONS MUST COME TOGETHER TO UPROOT THE EC BOSS.ALL SHE KNOWS IS TO RIG THE ELECTIONS FOR HER SECRET LOVER MAHAMA.

  ALL THE OPPOSITION PARTIES CONTESTING THIS YEAR ELECTIONS MUST COME TOGETHER TO UPROOT THE EC BOSS.ALL SHE KNOWS IS TO RIG THE ELECTIONS FOR HER SECRET LOVER MAHAMA.

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• Koku Gbagbladza 7 years ago

  I mean why not go for those who did the signing but rather chose to worry the affected presidential candidates? .The EC must be ask to answer why they wrote ghc1,700 instead of ghc1.7m .Nonsense!

  I mean why not go for those who did the signing but rather chose to worry the affected presidential candidates? .The EC must be ask to answer why they wrote ghc1,700 instead of ghc1.7m .Nonsense!

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• Bbb 7 years ago

  This is getting out of hand.

  This is getting out of hand.

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• Dr. Keri 7 years ago

  At least, it does not strike me as a position be assumed too farfetched, or "dehumanizing" to expect that the pivotal role of EC in Ghana should be about precisely the administration of "free and fair elections" to the best o ...
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  At least, it does not strike me as a position be assumed too farfetched, or "dehumanizing" to expect that the pivotal role of EC in Ghana should be about precisely the administration of "free and fair elections" to the best of its capacities...and, in the interest of the country as a whole, despite who may have appointed its officer, Ms. Osei. In part, it may be her duty to find errors in such applications in the furtherance of the concept of "free and fair elections" in Ghana. What seems, however, unremarkable is EC's entrenched position that it cannot have a wrong or misguided interpretation of the law in its current evaluation of the applications of the dismissed presidential hopefuls. EC must keep in mind that "just powers" of the State are derivative of the "consent of the governed" in any democratic dispensation, unless EC subtely holds the view that the governed, in this case, is uneducatedly miserable to champion their own interests and, or defend themselves. Hence, EC must then become the guardian of the governed...and, as unfortunate as it reads and sounds. Mind you, a "closed democracy" is rather a disservice to the governed, and can lead to unwise abuses of the system.

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