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'Why the rush?' - Minority protests vetting of Supreme Court nominees

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  • Truth Table 2 days ago

    But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed. (Isaiah 53:5) ....

  • Osei Kwabena 2 days ago

    Ghanaweb, please give us accurate reports. This article contains some mistakes. For example, referring to the Minority as Majority. Why all this mistakes? You need to improve your reporting.

  • JESUS IS GOD 2 days ago

    For whoever calls on the name of the
    Lord shall be saved” —Romans 10:13...
    Call on Jesus now—He hears, He forgives,
    He saves.

  • Abbey 2 days ago

    NPP did not take part in CJ vetting and it was approved and so will all these justices nominated, whether minority takes part or not . Make your noises , take your sittings allowance and blackmail as much as you can, but nomi ...
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  • Kwam 2 days ago

    Always making noise! If you people like boycott the vetting, that is your cup of tea.

  • Piter 2 days ago

    What is the point of having a majority in parliament if a party cannot use it to push its agenda per the mandate given to it by the Ghanaian electorate?
    In a functioning democratic republic this is what a minority party has ...
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  • Kk 2 days ago

    Talkative with no substance..... twaaaaa....

  • Bob 2 days ago

    Can Ghana for once do without the NPP? They are becoming irrelevant by the day. Whether it is accounting to the people, going to court or vetting of ministers to get the work done is a rush. We definitely do not need them at ...
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