Kwaku Azar awarded for challenging the legal status quo in Ghana

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AGBESI KWESI 6 years ago

NDC HAS MILKED GHANA DRY: NDC guys are crooks. The other time Dr Apaak, a presidential staffer under Mahama, came out to claim that an amount of $5.9M was rather the cost of the new Veep Mansion. Then NDC Deputy Minority lead ...
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NDC HAS MILKED GHANA DRY: NDC guys are crooks. The other time Dr Apaak, a presidential staffer under Mahama, came out to claim that an amount of $5.9M was rather the cost of the new Veep Mansion. Then NDC Deputy Minority leader, James Klutse Avedzi, also said the amount is $5.0M. Now the NDC General Secretary is saying the amount is $3.5M. It is only the NPP that has remained consistent with $13.9 so far. It appears the NDC is not saying the truth. They are doing this to defend Thief Mahama at all cost. However, pressure mounted on the NDC has forced Allotey Jacobs, the NDC chairman for Central Region to admit guilt. He stated on Peace Fm that the fresh document from Consar on the cost of the project brings finality to the controversy surrounding the cost, adding that contesting the cost is impossible.“With what has come from Consar Limited, it is difficult to defend this issue. They are on the job and what they have put out settles the controversy surrounding the cost of the project. If Consar themselves have put out this information, then what do I have to say…nothing.” IT IS ONLY THIEVES WHO WILL ALWAYS DEFEND THEIR FELLOW THIEF AT THE PERIL OF THEIR LIVES.
ATHENA 6 years ago

Stop sniffing and smoking stuff, it shows in your writing.

Stop sniffing and smoking stuff, it shows in your writing.
Okomfuor 6 years ago

Congratulations, Azarman. More grease to your
elbow and God bless you. With men of your
caliber about, the country, in shallah, will get to
the promise land.

Congratulations, Azarman. More grease to your
elbow and God bless you. With men of your
caliber about, the country, in shallah, will get to
the promise land.
Seneh 6 years ago

Congrats prof!!

Congrats prof!!
Mark Apaweo 6 years ago

Weldone Prof, standout for the helpless prospective students, it is sad our bigmen skew n interpret our laws in a manner for their own gains all due to how ambiguous our laws are, only God knows how many qualified students ha ...
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Weldone Prof, standout for the helpless prospective students, it is sad our bigmen skew n interpret our laws in a manner for their own gains all due to how ambiguous our laws are, only God knows how many qualified students have been denied their legitimate right due to this unfair and illegal way of admission. Ayeekooooo Prof
Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 6 years ago

Azar, you surely deserve it, if not more. I wish they mentioned your 2012 Supreme Court victory on Dual Citizenship Application that is of direct benefit to most Diasporians All APSU 1977 Year and Persco 1979 Year Groups are ...
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Azar, you surely deserve it, if not more. I wish they mentioned your 2012 Supreme Court victory on Dual Citizenship Application that is of direct benefit to most Diasporians All APSU 1977 Year and Persco 1979 Year Groups are proud of you. Excellent job and keep it up, even if such monumental legal victories are ignored by those who should know better.
Villager 6 years ago

Some one ought to do a documentary on thsi Azarman. Much as he has been criticised in may circles he has done many things that have entered the Ghanaian mainstream. The Dual Citizenship application is second to the court acti ...
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Some one ought to do a documentary on thsi Azarman. Much as he has been criticised in may circles he has done many things that have entered the Ghanaian mainstream. The Dual Citizenship application is second to the court action on MPs loans. This has never been mentioned anywhere, as much as I know.
Parliament was forced to reveal that indeed, it used parliament monies to pay off outstanding cars/house loans procured by MPs in K4 regime.
Congrats Azar
Nii Okai 6 years ago

Yes, every patriotic person cherished your great work which proved that you should have been the person to lead Ghana bcos of your genuine concern for the population especially students in the legal area of studies.

These ...
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Yes, every patriotic person cherished your great work which proved that you should have been the person to lead Ghana bcos of your genuine concern for the population especially students in the legal area of studies.

These LLB graduates have been cheated for years simply bcos the so called leaders either don't know the law or are just there for nothing that they failed to do what you did with the superb concern you demonstrated in the legal arena for the law students. Ghana greets you bcos the law students' cry had been heard and it has brought joy to many homes in Ghana. Bravoooooooo
Kpoo keke Raw. M 6 years ago

Congratulations! Anytime you come down, try to be touch.
kwamok@aol.com

Congratulations! Anytime you come down, try to be touch.
kwamok@aol.com
Oluwa 6 years ago

There's no organization called "Diasporan Community".

So WHERE and WHEN was this "award and dinner"?

There's no organization called "Diasporan Community".

So WHERE and WHEN was this "award and dinner"?
yanks 6 years ago

ever traveled outside ghana in your life so you don't know what diaspora means. azar is the man. azar is the best for ghana

ever traveled outside ghana in your life so you don't know what diaspora means. azar is the man. azar is the best for ghana
Pataku 6 years ago

Congratulations. Mr professor you have beat Ghana now and its time for u to tackle. Troump on many issues , tackle him if u can

Congratulations. Mr professor you have beat Ghana now and its time for u to tackle. Troump on many issues , tackle him if u can
Kweku 6 years ago

Congrats on your award. We on ghanaweb know you well and join in congratulating you. Well done.

Congrats on your award. We on ghanaweb know you well and join in congratulating you. Well done.

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