UN commends Ghana for prioritising MDGs interventions

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• Tamakloe Castro 11 years ago

  mmuch people in ghana havent even hed of this development goals MDGs whiles politicians are rather using it for political talks. It is good this door to door initiative is going on,i think it help allot.

  mmuch people in ghana havent even hed of this development goals MDGs whiles politicians are rather using it for political talks. It is good this door to door initiative is going on,i think it help allot.

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• CV 11 years ago

  Tsatsu Tsikata counsel for the third respondent as well as Quarshie-Idun counsel for the second respondent all agreed to a recount.
  
  Philip Addison, who had initially accused the respondents of deliberately photocopying ex ...
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  Tsatsu Tsikata counsel for the third respondent as well as Quarshie-Idun counsel for the second respondent all agreed to a recount.
  
  Philip Addison, who had initially accused the respondents of deliberately photocopying exhibits to deceive the court also agreed to the recount but said the figures from those individual pink sheets must be audited as well.
  
  
  
  Role of Polling Agents; Tilapia thieves
  
  The counsel for the first respondent averred strongly that the petitioners had polling agents who were statutorily mandated to watch keenly every turn of the voting process and that if they failed to carry out their duty, petitioners had no business running to the court and calling for the annulment of votes.
  
  Bawumia retorted saying the counsel erred in that logic. In an analogy, the witness in chief of the petitioners said if a thief escapes the notice of a sleeping watch man and succeeds in stealing "tilapia", the owner of that tilapia still has a right to enforce the law and to ensure that his tilapia is returned to him. It will not be said that because his watchman slept on the job, his right of ownership of the tilapia has been taken away from him, he added.

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