Justices ought to speak the truth, and the Chief Justice spoke the truth

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  • Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 1 day ago

    What truth did the CJ speak to? GET fund fails to spend it's budgetary allocation and that is declared as surplus when there are schools under trees in Ghana and you think that is truth?

    The CJ has brought the judiciary in ...
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  • KOFI tamale 1 day ago

    HOW MANY JUDGES IN GHANA SPEAK THE TRUTH.CHIEF JUSTICE IS BEHAVING LIKE A FOOT SOLDIER.
    HE SPOKE AT THE WRONG FORUM.
    WHEN DID THE CHIEF JUSTICE START TOURING GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS IN GHANA.THIS IS THE FIRST TIME.IT RAISE ...
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  • KOFI tamale 1 day ago

    A NEUTRAL PARTY NOW BEHAVING LIKE THE PROSECUTOR. SAD DAY FOR GHANA

  • +JOJO 1 day ago

    You are a typical mindless NDC toke to write this. In any proper democracy, boundaries are delineated and observes so as to keep the governance architecture in the interests of the people who are the ultimate sovereign. Prope ...
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  • FACTS ARE SACRED 1 day ago

    BAFFOE BONNIE, you are on your way to being one of the most celebrated justices in Ghana's history!
    What is demanded of you is FAIRNESS in juding cases. So, that defendants and plaintiffs will respect and accept judgments! Y ...
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  • Boss 23 hours ago

    Being circumspect in communication - public or private - is what makes the difference between wise and foolish leaders.

  • Pelicles 22 hours ago

    Chief Justice Baffoe Bonnie, what does the constitution says about "Code of Conducts, Ethics etc" about the position you are occupying?

    Yes, some of know that your navel cord is tied to NDC but with your current position, ...
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  • nana yaw 21 hours ago

    Time Will Tell. I pray no past government sympatisers will make no comments after our Chief Justice reaction this time. Let us just wait and see, Thanks