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• coop city 1 year ago

  I hope you write the same letter to SC about the treatment to SALL people. Have you seen the double standard? It was okay during NPP time, right? You have been silenced for sometime now, I guess you are back to play your fake ...
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  I hope you write the same letter to SC about the treatment to SALL people. Have you seen the double standard? It was okay during NPP time, right? You have been silenced for sometime now, I guess you are back to play your fake neutral position.

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• bb 1 year ago

  Shit hawk, please go to court

  Shit hawk, please go to court

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• IF SENYO HAS NOW SEEN HIS EARLIER MISTAKE BACKING BAGBIN THEN LET HIM ADMIT SO. NO ONE NEEDS MAGNANIMITY FROM BAGBIN 1 year ago

  Bagbin has no choice but obey the Supreme Court. No one is free to undermine the constitution of Ghana and go scot-free. If Bagbin thinks he has the right to disobey the Supreme Court let him disobey, fall foul of the law, an ...
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  Bagbin has no choice but obey the Supreme Court. No one is free to undermine the constitution of Ghana and go scot-free. If Bagbin thinks he has the right to disobey the Supreme Court let him disobey, fall foul of the law, and reap the consequences.

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• Prof. Seth Anokye 1 year ago

  SC cannot dictate to the Parliament of how to run the arm of the State. We have to resist this arm twisting to set a dangerous precedent.

  SC cannot dictate to the Parliament of how to run the arm of the State. We have to resist this arm twisting to set a dangerous precedent.

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• Nii 1 year ago

  I hope the "macho" Speaker will listen to your good counsel!

  I hope the "macho" Speaker will listen to your good counsel!

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• Only the economy will by the ponkwo 1 year ago

  Separation of powers or no democracy. I think the military should stand by....if the three arms of government can nor respect them self and we ghanaians...maybe its time clean ghana. Citizens and institutions alike. Arise gh ...
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  Separation of powers or no democracy. I think the military should stand by....if the three arms of government can nor respect them self and we ghanaians...maybe its time clean ghana. Citizens and institutions alike. Arise ghanaians let's save our country from greedy elites.

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• Listowel 1 year ago

  Since the Court has now decided to tell how parliament should conduct their business, then I believe the SC can go and run parliament as well. Nkwasias3m wo kurom ha paa. Even a chief somewhere could declare that no court in ...
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  Since the Court has now decided to tell how parliament should conduct their business, then I believe the SC can go and run parliament as well. Nkwasias3m wo kurom ha paa. Even a chief somewhere could declare that no court in Ghana can turn his judgement and we have f00ls without balls like the SC under Georgina Wood who couldn't call him to order.

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• Kk 1 year ago

  Some of you your stupor is beyond redemption. You think Parliament is a law to itself. It is dangerous for Ghana to give power to the ndc. They don't understand anything. It is all about takashi no common sense. You misbehav ...
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  Some of you your stupor is beyond redemption. You think Parliament is a law to itself. It is dangerous for Ghana to give power to the ndc. They don't understand anything. It is all about takashi no common sense. You misbehave and you go to court and are humiliated. Instead of eating humble pie you continue in your usual stupor and madness. Ndc never again.

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• Logorligi 1 year ago

  The idea is to make a lot of loud noise against the SC or the govt and then do a calculated U-turn. The rewards from the stash of billions shall be great.

  The idea is to make a lot of loud noise against the SC or the govt and then do a calculated U-turn. The rewards from the stash of billions shall be great.

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• Frank Abu 1 year ago

  A good write-up. Many are disillusioned by the ruling. Does the SALL issue not matter? The law works in one vein and in another vein it is different. God knows their minds.

  A good write-up. Many are disillusioned by the ruling. Does the SALL issue not matter? The law works in one vein and in another vein it is different. God knows their minds.

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• READING 1 year ago

  SELECTIVE JUSTICE IS INJUSTICE. But the TRUTH SHALL ALWAYS PREVAIL.

  SELECTIVE JUSTICE IS INJUSTICE. But the TRUTH SHALL ALWAYS PREVAIL.

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• 3dem 1 year ago

  Security and citizens are not an arm of government.... weak argument

  Security and citizens are not an arm of government.... weak argument

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• Edudzi Koteboto 1 year ago

  If the Speaker is the fearless Fighter he professes to be, let him contest the authority of the Supreme Court by failing to comply with the ruling.

  If the Speaker is the fearless Fighter he professes to be, let him contest the authority of the Supreme Court by failing to comply with the ruling.

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• PUDON_JATA 1 year ago

  Bagbin has made parliament a Paramountcy where he exercises his chieftaincy powers. He cares less about what happens to the country. After all, he will be flown out with alacrity if his hernia strikes again. So damn all of us ...
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  Bagbin has made parliament a Paramountcy where he exercises his chieftaincy powers. He cares less about what happens to the country. After all, he will be flown out with alacrity if his hernia strikes again. So damn all of us.

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• Chief 1 year ago

  I will be glad if one disobey parliament if a whole speaker can boldly disobey supreme Court orders because of partisanship. The worst speaker of parliament ever.

  I will be glad if one disobey parliament if a whole speaker can boldly disobey supreme Court orders because of partisanship. The worst speaker of parliament ever.

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• Joe 1 year ago

  The speaker has not had the opportunity to reverse his decision because there has not been a working forum in parliament. Granted the Ndc sits at the majority side, it will take a working quorum to inform the parties of the r ...
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  The speaker has not had the opportunity to reverse his decision because there has not been a working forum in parliament. Granted the Ndc sits at the majority side, it will take a working quorum to inform the parties of the reversal of his decision. What we have is walkouts by Npp parliamentarians.

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• Edem Hodjo 1 year ago

  I will be surprised if the SC doesn’t effect arrests warrants on Bagbin to appear before them and thrown into jail for just 7days.

  I will be surprised if the SC doesn’t effect arrests warrants on Bagbin to appear before them and thrown into jail for just 7days.

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• Queen 1 year ago

  Rush and stupid write up.
  Has the speaker told you he will not obey Supreme Court ruling?
  NPP parliamentarians have refused to go and sit in parliament for him to anounce, what do you want them to do.

  Rush and stupid write up.
  Has the speaker told you he will not obey Supreme Court ruling?
  NPP parliamentarians have refused to go and sit in parliament for him to anounce, what do you want them to do.

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• Elikey Agbessi 1 year ago

  In as much as I agree with you on some of the issues. Judicial injustice can spark civil unrest. Being the apex court doesn't mean any nonsense can be spewed from there when several cases sent to it glaringly ends up politica ...
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  In as much as I agree with you on some of the issues. Judicial injustice can spark civil unrest. Being the apex court doesn't mean any nonsense can be spewed from there when several cases sent to it glaringly ends up politically adjudicated. The apex court MUST BE FAIR IN ALL CASES. The only arm of government capable of correcting the apex court is the legislature and that's exactly what it's doing.

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