Nyaho-Tamakloe questions GBA’s legitimacy to demand constitutional changes

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OXYGEN 1 month ago

Ah! what is wrong with this gorilla?

Ah! what is wrong with this gorilla?
John,Tema 1 month ago

Even though GBA did not take part in the Constituency Assembly that wrote the Constitution, many of the bodies that took part were represented by lawyers. How can GPRTU, Ghana Chop Bar Association Hair Dressers Association et ...
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Even though GBA did not take part in the Constituency Assembly that wrote the Constitution, many of the bodies that took part were represented by lawyers. How can GPRTU, Ghana Chop Bar Association Hair Dressers Association etc write a Constitution.
Togbe Legba 1 month ago

Don't forget that whiles the GBA, as an entity BOYCOTTED the deliberations to the constitution, there were lawyers who took part.
Those bodies you mentioned brought in THEIR ideas as a contribution.
IF you BOYCOTTED a ...
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Don't forget that whiles the GBA, as an entity BOYCOTTED the deliberations to the constitution, there were lawyers who took part.
Those bodies you mentioned brought in THEIR ideas as a contribution.
IF you BOYCOTTED an election, DON'T complain that the govt. elected doesn't suit you!
You( not personal) can't eat your cake and complain you don't have any!
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Kwabena Omari 1 month ago

Dear uncle Dr. Nyaho Nyaho Tamakloe, respectfully, I beg to differ from your point of view. We have all come to accept boycotting as part of democratic rights. It meant that the GBA chose to be neutral at the consultative ass ...
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Dear uncle Dr. Nyaho Nyaho Tamakloe, respectfully, I beg to differ from your point of view. We have all come to accept boycotting as part of democratic rights. It meant that the GBA chose to be neutral at the consultative assembly just as parliamentary boycott. However should the legislation be problematic, those who did the initial boycott do sit for amendments.I think Ghana needs inclusiveness of all professionals of all kinds.
Be informed 1 month ago

Boycott doesn’t mean neutrality

Boycott doesn’t mean neutrality
No Nonsense 1 month ago

YESOOOOOOOO!

YESOOOOOOOO!
Raymond 1 month ago

GBA arrogant is too much oo

GBA arrogant is too much oo
Klaase Klose Marfhen 1 month ago

GBA always takes sides with NPP. They always go to the defence of NPP no matter the case. As if they don't reason before taking side.

GBA always takes sides with NPP. They always go to the defence of NPP no matter the case. As if they don't reason before taking side.

Sammy 1 month ago

Is this man a lawyer?

Is this man a lawyer?
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Marcus Adepaye 1 month ago

Dumb ass Nyaho Tamakloe, if you don't know let me school you that the GBA has every OVERWHELMING LEGAL BASIS to call for a change to the constitution even if they were not part of its drafting and promulgation!!!! If the idea ...
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Dumb ass Nyaho Tamakloe, if you don't know let me school you that the GBA has every OVERWHELMING LEGAL BASIS to call for a change to the constitution even if they were not part of its drafting and promulgation!!!! If the ideas of the farmers and tailors you are talking about were so solid enough there wouldn't be any need to have it reviewed eventually and that is where the GBA as an EXPERT institution on Constitutional and LEGAL matters has the right to call for an amendment to the CONSTITUTION!!!!!! Stop your Skin Pain and being Bitter attitude and show maturity in your THINKING as you claim to understand Politics!!!!!

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