Is Ghana's Judiciary still neutral?

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  • Okatakyie 11 hours ago

    Dude can surreptitiously undermine justice by empaneling judges who share his political bias on particular cases.

    The ancients were so wise to admonish thus

    "the tongue may be small but has capacity to cause immense ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 8 hours ago

    The judiciary of Ghana cannot be neutral until the practice of "POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS" is abolished and all subsequent Chief Justices are required to be elected with genuine votes by all members of the judiciary.

  • Divine Ninja of America 8 hours ago

    In fact all the practice of all POLTIICAL APPOINTMENTS must be abolished by law in Parliament and all top government officials must be elected by votes, including; CJ, IGP, EC, OSP, AG, Ministers, Public CEOs, Directors and a ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 8 hours ago

    Actually, After abolishing all APPOITMENTS as a discriminatory corruptive practice ad electing all top officials in Gov't to choose running mates, these officials can also vote to choose the president who will pick a vice. Th ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 8 hours ago

    Without political parties, Ghana can do far better, because every citizen will vote to elect an MP and a leader (A top government official like the CJ, IGP, EC, AG, OSP, Judge, Minister, Director, CEO or a head of public inst ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 8 hours ago

    Most Ghanaians lack real integrity, so the practice of POLITICAL APPOINTMENT is not good for Ghana. All top government officials must be genuinely elected by votes to choose a running mate.

  • Divine Ninja of America 8 hours ago

    Smart and honest people will understand that POLITICAL APPOINTMENT is not good and must be abolished, but foolish or dishonest people may not reason that POLITICAL APPOINTMENT is a dangerous risk to the progress of Ghana wher ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 8 hours ago

    If there is the need for any coup, it may not be for a military rule, but to help abolish the practice of POLITICAL APPOINTMENT to free Ghana poverty, slavery and failure, so that all top government officials will be elected ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 8 hours ago

    The repeated confusion in government is too much due to political appointments which must be abolished and all top officials be elected votes to also elect the president of Ghana, so, that there will be no more political part ...
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  • Divine Ninja of America 8 hours ago

    Somebody is aggressively making policies to protect his citizens, especially, most white people, because that is the best way for him to remain safe, since most white people will not tolerate and any nonsenses that risk their ...
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  • The Spear 7 hours ago

    False, actually, if you insist on being trivial.
    He's a citizen full time, and his comments don't carry any weight unless you see it through political lenses. Don't make it appear as if his judicial functions gag him from e ...
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  • Selassie 9 hours ago

    Is Ghana's Judiciary still neutral? HELL NOOOO! they live in NDC's pockets. Even men of "so called" God have been silenced by Mahama and his incompetent government.

  • Shalom 8 hours ago

    NEUTRALITY OF THE JUDICIARY DOES NOT MEAN INDIVIDUAL JUDGES OF THE BENCH, SHOULD NEVER EXPRESS THEIR PERSONAL OPINION ON NATIONAL ISSUES.
    THERE IS NO LAW THAT BANS ANY JUDGE IN GHANA FROM SPEAKING ON SOCIAL ISSUES… WHICH ...
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