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We are not in court for electoral reforms

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  • Kwadwo 11 years ago

    The evidence is over whelming. But will the Supreme Court step up to plate and deliver? I hope.

  • Asante Gyeabour 11 years ago

    Mr Sayibu, do not talk so much. The much talked about swapping of numbers, unbeknown to the petitioners, are among the over 11,000 pink sheets that the court have in possession. Those sheets are going to expose Afari Gyan whe ...
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  • Asante Gyeabour 11 years ago

    Unbeknown to petitioners should read unbeknown to the stealers or the respondents

  • SYMPATHETIC 11 years ago

    I HAVE TAUGHT IN THE CLASSROOM FOR MANY YEARS. WHEN I TEACH I SEE CLEARLY THAT SOME OF MY STUDENTS DO NOT FOLLOW WHAT I SAY AND YET THEY NOD LIKE LIZARDS AS IF ALL IS WELL. I SUSPECT THAT THE NPP SUPPORTERS ARE DOING THE SAME ...
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  • Emmanuel USA 11 years ago

    The BEST article ever to come out since the beginning of this case. I hope majority of Ghanaians share his views. More of the SAME, Mr. writer. I know Joy on line will not publish this but the editor forgets there are other w ...
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  • ORM 11 years ago

    Best presentation of the true reflections of the petition proceedings so far. Thumbs up for the writer.

  • kwasi 11 years ago

    dreamer......

  • JAMREAH 11 years ago

    WHAT IS YOUR ARGUMENT NOW? WE SHOULD EXPECT HUMAN ERRORS AND MECHANICAL ERRORS.NO SITUATION IS PERFECT.WE NEED PATIENCE AND WE MUST PITY THOSE VOTERS WHO STOOD IN THE SCORCHING SUN.WHOSE VOTES IS NOT IMPORTANT. LET US FIND TH ...
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  • BAK 11 years ago

    I don't see how you can annul any of the votes so far. The polling agents signed the forms, it was added at the collation centres, like Tarzan said the horse has already left the barn. There are procedures to lodge complaints ...
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  • NYG 11 years ago

    On the face of the pink sheets, they had the liberty to sign or refuse to sign with explanation. Is NPP saying that they did not educate their polling agents enough, Hey, that may have been the case since they saw their polli ...
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  • Kobina Takoradi 11 years ago

    All those against the live telecast are dishonorable people who want to use propaganda to hide the truth. Example is Hassan Ayariga, the PNC flagbearer. Kudos to all Ghanaians for accepting the live telecast.

  • BOY KOFI 11 years ago

    Nana Addo,Bawumia and Jake the petitioners have been given all the fine opportunities in the world to prove their case.Nana Addo has prove to the whole wide world why he should have won the 2012 presidential election.As for B ...
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  • Nana 11 years ago

    Why not allowing the court to decide?

  • Joe 11 years ago

    You chose to pick on what suites you. The Electoral Commission also stated clearly that the polling stations were the starting point of all challenges, and must be commenced by party agents who witnessed the offences, irregua ...
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  • Tony 11 years ago

    NPP will not dare to put ONLY ONE polling agent in the witness box. They know that will be the end of their case. I CHALLENGE THE NPP HIGH to produce just one polling agent who was in any of the contested polling stations, Dr ...
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  • KWEKU TWENEBOA 11 years ago

    Follow the case and you'll be edified to understand the frivolity of the Npp petition. You'll also understand the eerie silence of Npp supporters on the forum lately even though a couple of weeks ago, they were vociferous an ...
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  • Whatever 11 years ago

    If you are in court to question the validity of votes, why do you forge pink sheets with different signatures and make them your exhibits? This is criminal

  • ghfbd 11 years ago

    u re a foolk

  • John Dek 11 years ago

    So when did Afari Djan become the maker of Constitutional and Statutory laws in Ghana. So if he makes any comments or addresses any gathering of people then everyword and sentence that comes from his mouth becomes statutory a ...
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  • AbasZ 11 years ago

    Nagode Sayibu.