ACP Agordzo’s story should not be happening in a constitutional era – Prof. Kwaku Azar

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• Prince 1 year ago

  Eeeei this so called professors think they are perfect

  Eeeei this so called professors think they are perfect

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• Probable Cause 1 year ago

  Was there probable cause? Yes. The guy had not merely communicated with the group, but also shared ideas on how to organise disruptive protests and donated money to the leader of the group. It was the prosecution task to prov ...
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  Was there probable cause? Yes. The guy had not merely communicated with the group, but also shared ideas on how to organise disruptive protests and donated money to the leader of the group. It was the prosecution task to prove that in making those contributions, the ACP knew of the group's intent and knew that he was contributing to a coup plot. In the judge's estimation, the prosecution failed in that task and the judge set the accused free. If this is not rule of law, a constitutional process, what is? Sometimes Kwaku Azar just wants to make noise and listen to sound of his own voice! Of course, if Azar thinks this is a case of wrongful prosecution, he should feel free to take up the case for the ACP and demand justifiable restitution. That, too, is part of rule of law, not the nonsense Azar is spewing here.

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• Citizen8 1 year ago

  @Probable Cause, you couldn't have said it any better. Not worth adding anything more. Thank you.

  @Probable Cause, you couldn't have said it any better. Not worth adding anything more. Thank you.

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• AMN 1 year ago

  Ravings of a disillusioned fool! Issues like this are for people with adequate grey matter to discuss, not for useless fools. @Probable Cause. Tweaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

  Ravings of a disillusioned fool! Issues like this are for people with adequate grey matter to discuss, not for useless fools. @Probable Cause. Tweaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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• Yaw Wontumi 1 year ago

  When a country has a stupid and useless weed puffing idiot like the midget akuffo addo this is what is to be expected. A tribal fool and an idiot akuffo addo who has no success in life is what Ghana has as a president. Idiot ...
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  When a country has a stupid and useless weed puffing idiot like the midget akuffo addo this is what is to be expected. A tribal fool and an idiot akuffo addo who has no success in life is what Ghana has as a president. Idiot akuffo addo. Gbemela akuffo addo. Dzimakpla akuffo addo.

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• Okyere 1 year ago

  When you have villagers and idiots who write nonsense with their China phones...Yaw Wontumi is a villager who knows nothing..idiot

  When you have villagers and idiots who write nonsense with their China phones...Yaw Wontumi is a villager who knows nothing..idiot

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• nkdaasem 1 year ago

  go away massa, as an a policeman of his sort ought to have known that he was engaging in a risky venture. If everybody was acquitted and discharged, that would have been a different story, but he has not been able to convinc ...
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  go away massa, as an a policeman of his sort ought to have known that he was engaging in a risky venture. If everybody was acquitted and discharged, that would have been a different story, but he has not been able to convince anybody with his story that he was not part of the coup plotters

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• Asem 1 year ago

  Kwaku talk sensible as a professor even in America a former president is being accused and facing the court, you are too hungry.

  Kwaku talk sensible as a professor even in America a former president is being accused and facing the court, you are too hungry.

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• Donatus 1 year ago

  For me, I agree with the institutional majority (the investigation team, the A-G dept and the court) that there was a case for the ACP to answer.

  For me, I agree with the institutional majority (the investigation team, the A-G dept and the court) that there was a case for the ACP to answer.

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• Uncle Pee 1 year ago

  What is Azar talking about? Within our constitutional order, anyone can be accused, but the same constitution allows for presumption of innocence until proven guilty under the law. That was what happened in Agordzo's case. He ...
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  What is Azar talking about? Within our constitutional order, anyone can be accused, but the same constitution allows for presumption of innocence until proven guilty under the law. That was what happened in Agordzo's case. He was accused wrongly, but he was freed because the allegation against him couldn't be proven. I'm not a lawyer, but this is common sense.

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• Gra 1 year ago

  Agbodzo says he has Dominic on tape planning his arrest. Must this happen under constitutional era?

  Agbodzo says he has Dominic on tape planning his arrest. Must this happen under constitutional era?

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• Kwaku 1 year ago

  Ghanaian officials are intellectually allergic to criticism. When confronted, they will lie until they start to sound like idiots. This is also the point at which they resort to naked power. God bless you, Prof.

  Ghanaian officials are intellectually allergic to criticism. When confronted, they will lie until they start to sound like idiots. This is also the point at which they resort to naked power. God bless you, Prof.

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