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• Kwame 5 months ago

  It looks like a worker who is facing disciplinary action will say that the disciplinary committee must sit at the Independence Square, and the proceedings will look like a football match, with supporters on each side shouting ...
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  It looks like a worker who is facing disciplinary action will say that the disciplinary committee must sit at the Independence Square, and the proceedings will look like a football match, with supporters on each side shouting and whistling.
  The Chief Justice and her supporters want anarchy to be loosed on Ghana.
  It's a ruse to make Ghana ungovernable and overthrow the NDC government.
  Ghanaians must make sure that anarchy is not loosed on us by people who judge others but don't want to be judged.

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• SIMON 5 months ago

  THIS IS TOO LATE IN MY RESPECTED OPINION. IN FACT SHE SHOULD RATHER BE ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT FOR BREACHING THE ORDERS FOR IN-CAMERA PROCESS UNDER A146 OF THE VERY COURTS SHE WAS LEADING WITHOUT FOLLOWING DUE PROCESS AND RESPE ...
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  THIS IS TOO LATE IN MY RESPECTED OPINION. IN FACT SHE SHOULD RATHER BE ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT FOR BREACHING THE ORDERS FOR IN-CAMERA PROCESS UNDER A146 OF THE VERY COURTS SHE WAS LEADING WITHOUT FOLLOWING DUE PROCESS AND RESPECT TO SENIORITY ON THE BENCH WITH THE HELP OF AFENYO MARKIN IN EXCHANGE TO SECURE AND PROTECT THE AGYAPADI3 ROT LOOT FOR HER PAY MASTERS AND NOT TO DELIVER JUSTICE FOR THE INNOCENT.

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• Nii 5 months ago

  WHO WROTE THIS PIECE?

  WHO WROTE THIS PIECE?

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• Herbert Sweden 5 months ago

  Nii, you could have read the context properly, before your question. It was written by Mr. Ken Johnson. I hope, i hope i have anwered your question.

  Nii, you could have read the context properly, before your question. It was written by Mr. Ken Johnson. I hope, i hope i have anwered your question.

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• Ola 5 months ago

  Game, set and match!

  Game, set and match!

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• Kwame 5 months ago

  The other time I was discussing with somebody that at times I am amazed that the PNDC and NDC never arrested me.
  I was involved in a lot of anti-PNDC and NDC activities, but I am surprised even today that I was not arrested. ...
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  The other time I was discussing with somebody that at times I am amazed that the PNDC and NDC never arrested me.
  I was involved in a lot of anti-PNDC and NDC activities, but I am surprised even today that I was not arrested.
  First of all I know what in national interest, thus there are issues that I will never, never discuss with a foreigner concerning Ghana.
  I don't betray both friends and enemies.
  I cannot say it, but beg to say that I am principled.
  I don't gossip at people's back, but look you straight in the face and how high you are tell you that you are right or wrong.

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• ABUSE BACK TO YOU 5 months ago

  laws will not be changed for one person- idiocy

  laws will not be changed for one person- idiocy

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• KO 5 months ago

  We are not a serious country. Our institutions are weak. This is a flawed constitution that allow the President to control the other arms of government when he does not like its people. Even Crazy trump has not tried to remov ...
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  We are not a serious country. Our institutions are weak. This is a flawed constitution that allow the President to control the other arms of government when he does not like its people. Even Crazy trump has not tried to remove the US Chief Justice. We need to build strong institutions like Obama said. We need to have a true separation of powers. What Pres Mahama and the NDC are doing to the CJ is petty. We need constitutional reforms to prevent these shenanigans.
  PS: To be consistent, I was against the removal of Mrs. Charlotte OSei By Pres Akuffo Addo

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• judischrislam 5 months ago

  Agya Ko
  I think you misunderstood Mr. Johnson. All he said is that 1. The President has the constitutional power to suspend the Chief Justice based on serious allegations levelled against her. This is wah we call balance of ...
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  Agya Ko
  I think you misunderstood Mr. Johnson. All he said is that 1. The President has the constitutional power to suspend the Chief Justice based on serious allegations levelled against her. This is wah we call balance of power.
  If you are in a position of Trust and serious allegations are levelled against you, the first line of defence is to step aside to allow investigation. If the allegations are proven wrong, you are reinstated and you continue with your work.
  
  The President of Ghana did not act alone but acted on the recommendations of the Council of State.
  
  All that the Chief Justice need to do is to allow due process and not stand in the way of investigations.
  This is the democratic process. President Mahama did not fire her.

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• Ola 5 months ago

  Well put.

  Well put.

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• Emil Akumah 5 months ago

  The language used by Writer Ken Johnson makes a very interesting reading.
  
  There was no time I had to google a word out.
  
  Bright minds, I think.
  
  Long live mother GHANA

  The language used by Writer Ken Johnson makes a very interesting reading.
  
  There was no time I had to google a word out.
  
  Bright minds, I think.
  
  Long live mother GHANA

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• Yaw Kyeretwie 5 months ago

  Praying for Justice Seen and Done: Balancing Concerns
  
  My dear brothers and sisters, fellow citizens of this nation, we find ourselves grappling with complex questions surrounding justice and accountability. The recent all ...
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  Praying for Justice Seen and Done: Balancing Concerns
  
  My dear brothers and sisters, fellow citizens of this nation, we find ourselves grappling with complex questions surrounding justice and accountability. The recent allegations against the Chief Justice have cast a long shadow, raising concerns about the integrity of our institutions and the rights of individuals, even those in the highest positions.
  
  Like any citizen, the Chief Justice deserves a fair trial under the Constitution and before God. Their concerns about potential overreach must be heard and addressed transparently. However, regardless of their position, no one is above the law. The very foundation of our justice system rests on the principle of equality before the law.
  
  We must find a delicate balance. While respecting the Chief Justice’s right to due process, we cannot allow their position to shield them from legitimate scrutiny. Pursuing justice demands transparency and accountability, especially when those in positions of power are involved. If their requests indeed represent an overreach, obstructing the course of justice, then they must be challenged and refuted within the framework of the law.
  
  We pray for wisdom and discernment as we navigate this challenging terrain. We pray for our Chief Justice that they may find strength and guidance. We pray for all involved in this case that truth may prevail and justice be served fairly and impartially. We pray for our nation to uphold the principles of justice and equality for all, without fear or favour.
  
  We must remember that justice is not a destination, but a journey. It requires constant vigilance, transparency, and a commitment to upholding the principles of fairness and accountability for all.
  
  Let us pray for justice to be seen and done, not just for the Chief Justice but for every citizen of this great nation. Amen.

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• Nana Gyambiby - Jacobuhene 5 months ago

  RICH PIECE OF JUDICIAL WIZARDRY!
  KEEP IT UP!
  IT'S AN ACADEMIC PIECE BEING TRIED ON THIS PLATFORM FOR PUBLICATION ELSE WHERE!
  PERHAPS THE WRITER IS DOING SO TO ATTAIN HIS PROFESSORSHIP.
  KUDOS!

  RICH PIECE OF JUDICIAL WIZARDRY!
  KEEP IT UP!
  IT'S AN ACADEMIC PIECE BEING TRIED ON THIS PLATFORM FOR PUBLICATION ELSE WHERE!
  PERHAPS THE WRITER IS DOING SO TO ATTAIN HIS PROFESSORSHIP.
  KUDOS!

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