Minority had grounds to demand more scrutiny of SC nominees - Awal Mohammed

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Mandela 2 weeks ago

Whatever. We are done. What are they gonna do? Zero. The Republic moves on. Forward ever, backward never. Keep on crying. Nobody cares.

Whatever. We are done. What are they gonna do? Zero. The Republic moves on. Forward ever, backward never. Keep on crying. Nobody cares.
KK 2 weeks ago

When you live in a glass house try as much as possible to to throw stones,.,cos tables do turn

When you live in a glass house try as much as possible to to throw stones,.,cos tables do turn
Rex 2 weeks ago

Afenyo if we wanted u pieces of shit to have grounds,like we wouldn't have given the majority an overwhelming majority,u don't have any grounds;dat was our punishment as Ghanaians to you for all the atrocities and pompousity ...
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Afenyo if we wanted u pieces of shit to have grounds,like we wouldn't have given the majority an overwhelming majority,u don't have any grounds;dat was our punishment as Ghanaians to you for all the atrocities and pompousity u guys exhibited to us,u don't have any grounds.
KK 2 weeks ago

When you live in a glass house try as much as possible not to throw stones.,..cos tables do turn

When you live in a glass house try as much as possible not to throw stones.,..cos tables do turn
Fd 2 weeks ago

Awal Mohammed?

Awal Mohammed?
Susan Djan 2 weeks ago

GO WAY YOU. NDC MAJORITY ALL THE WAY. SUULIYA

GO WAY YOU. NDC MAJORITY ALL THE WAY. SUULIYA
Reggae 2 weeks ago

> On this Supreme Court vetting boycott, I think we should separate personalities from procedure.

> The three nominees — Justices Sophia Essah, Amoako Asante and Mr. Tony Forson — may well be qualified. The issue is th ...
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> On this Supreme Court vetting boycott, I think we should separate personalities from procedure.

> The three nominees — Justices Sophia Essah, Amoako Asante and Mr. Tony Forson — may well be qualified. The issue is the timing. The nominations arrived on Monday and vetting started Thursday. For a Supreme Court appointment, the established practice is to allow at least 14 days public advertisement for citizens and professional bodies to submit memoranda.

> There is no vacancy crisis on the bench today that requires such urgency. When we rush lifetime appointments to the highest court, we create a legitimacy problem for the court itself.

> What is more concerning is consistency. In 2024 when the NPP was in power, the NDC insisted on proper advertisement and time. That standard should not change because the numbers in Parliament have changed.

> The Majority has the numbers to proceed, yes, but having the numbers should not mean abandoning scrutiny. Let us give the process the time it deserves.
Peter 2 weeks ago

Awal has never made any good argument. If you want scrutiny, why will you not sit down and ask your questions to the nominees. It is just npp agenda, that is, when it comes supreme court judges, npp will not take part, only m ...
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Awal has never made any good argument. If you want scrutiny, why will you not sit down and ask your questions to the nominees. It is just npp agenda, that is, when it comes supreme court judges, npp will not take part, only makes some show for the camera and then pack and go. Ghanaians are watching you pa paa. If 88 mps cannot represent us in parliament and get the best from the judges, next time npp should expect 50 or less mps. Whatever afenyo markin decides for you then you follow even into the ditch. Afenyo markin was majority leader when his members were going independent. What did he do as a leader about it? Npp loss in 2024 is partly caused by afenyo-makin's behaviour. Take it or leave it.
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AMB 2 weeks ago

I don’t understand his argument. Why is it ok to vet Ministers and the SC Judges with the same notice period?

Let’s get serious.

I don’t understand his argument. Why is it ok to vet Ministers and the SC Judges with the same notice period?

Let’s get serious.

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Obrempong 2 weeks ago

The Ndc Party members lack the decency or the
Ability to behave well or to abide by the
Quality and Norms that govern the nation Ghana.
The Ndc Party members must respect Ghana’s
Constitution that Steers the Country to ...
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The Ndc Party members lack the decency or the
Ability to behave well or to abide by the
Quality and Norms that govern the nation Ghana.
The Ndc Party members must respect Ghana’s
Constitution that Steers the Country towards
Good governance and Democracy. Amen!!
Kwam 2 weeks ago

If have such idiots holding political office in Ghana how do we make progress as a country. You had the chance to all questions to the nominees you rather chose to walked out

If have such idiots holding political office in Ghana how do we make progress as a country. You had the chance to all questions to the nominees you rather chose to walked out

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Minority had grounds to demand more scrutiny of SC nominees - Awal Mohammed

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