How 3 Ghanaian judges made history as Chief Justices in more than one country

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GHANAWEB, STOP DECEIVING THE PUBLIC 10 hours ago

JUSTICE MABEL MAAME AGYEMANG is NOT the First Female Lawyer or Commonwenlth Justice from Ghana.

STOP DECEIVING THE PUBLIC.!!!

Lazy and Rented Media House!!!

JUSTICE MABEL MAAME AGYEMANG is NOT the First Female Lawyer or Commonwenlth Justice from Ghana.

STOP DECEIVING THE PUBLIC.!!!

Lazy and Rented Media House!!!
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What changes and improvements did these justices bring to Ghana?
The laws are most of the time against the poor. To justify their pay, our judges supervise the harsh penitentiary of poor people without suggesting any rehabil ...
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What changes and improvements did these justices bring to Ghana?
The laws are most of the time against the poor. To justify their pay, our judges supervise the harsh penitentiary of poor people without suggesting any rehabilitation, while corrupt politicians and government officials escape prosecution or are given light sentences.
The judicial system has performed poorly. In a country where there's high unemployment because the economy concentrates in a few hands to the detriment of others, there are too many young people in jail.
The judiciary do not seem to care about our youth in jail for petty offenses, because they're there to protect their pay and the politicians.
Most of our youths, graduates and non-graduates, trained and untrained are not utilized to benefit from our economy because the money from the country's resources are concentrated in a few hands.
What decisions are our judiciary and legislature taking to make sure government officials are accountable to the people?
Kwaku Tee 15 hours ago

All these achievements have become mute & irrelevant bcoz of the performances of our current judiciary which is very poor and has made many lose trust in them. We shouldn't also forget the fact that we got that advantage bcoz ...
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All these achievements have become mute & irrelevant bcoz of the performances of our current judiciary which is very poor and has made many lose trust in them. We shouldn't also forget the fact that we got that advantage bcoz we had our independence b4 many of those countries. Again our country had that privilege of getting the best education system from our Colonial masters.
Lazy Journalism: GhanaWeb 13 hours ago

Justice Mabel Agyeman is not the first female lawyer nor the first female High Court Judge in Ghana. In fact, she cannot be the 30th.

The first female Lawyer was Essi Matilda Forster, called to the Bar in 1943 and the fir ...
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Justice Mabel Agyeman is not the first female lawyer nor the first female High Court Judge in Ghana. In fact, she cannot be the 30th.

The first female Lawyer was Essi Matilda Forster, called to the Bar in 1943 and the first female judge was Justice Annie Jiagge, she was appointed to the High Court in the 1950s, at the time Justice Mabel Agyeman was not born.

Yes, Justice Mabel Agyeman was the first female Chief Justice in Gambia but at that time Justice Georgina Wood had already been appointed the Chief Justice in Ghana. CJ M Agyeman cannot even rank the 30th female lawyer or Judge in Ghana because many women in Ghana occupied those positions long before she was appointed. When she came back from the Gambia to Ghana, she was sent to the Court of Appeal not even to the Supreme Court.

Ghanaweb, Check your facts before you publish!
A Fante born in Kumasi 13 hours ago

She is a Fante. Her Original name is Mabel Betty Banful. Agyeman is her husband name.

She is a Fante. Her Original name is Mabel Betty Banful. Agyeman is her husband name.
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GOLDEN 12 hours ago

SOUNDS POSITIVE,WHO CARES ABOUT THEIR TRIBES,THEY ARE ALL GHANAIANS,TIME FOR THE VARIOUS TRIBES TO UNITE FOR PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT,THE OLD FUNNY WIGS NEED TO BE CHANGED TO REFLECT OUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!

SOUNDS POSITIVE,WHO CARES ABOUT THEIR TRIBES,THEY ARE ALL GHANAIANS,TIME FOR THE VARIOUS TRIBES TO UNITE FOR PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT,THE OLD FUNNY WIGS NEED TO BE CHANGED TO REFLECT OUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!
HAPPY DAYS 11 hours ago

@GOLDEN,well spoken,Ghanaweb left few important details about Justice Abban,he was the electoral Commissioner during the UNIGOV referendum in 1978,Justice Abban made a name for himself when he defied the military regime to gr ...
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@GOLDEN,well spoken,Ghanaweb left few important details about Justice Abban,he was the electoral Commissioner during the UNIGOV referendum in 1978,Justice Abban made a name for himself when he defied the military regime to grant them a YES vote ànd jumped through a window in his office to escape imminent seizure by soldiers upon a tip-off,he ended up soiling his image to please JJ Rawlings as CJ in the matter of NPP's challenge against the celebration of June 4th and December 31st celebration using state funds,Justice Abban sought justify the celebration by fabricating an address by Prof Busia on an anniversary of 24February as a legal precedent,he was promptly called out by Lawyer Mensah-Bonsu who accused of him of legal chicanery,Mensah-Bonsu was hauled before the SC and accused of scandalising the court and that truth was no defence the court was not after truth (said by Justice Annie Jiagge),Mensah-Bonsu was convicted and jailed,Justice Abban retired and died unsung.History is always there as a guide to the present,yooo!!!!!!

KEEWUOH 9 hours ago

MM! Those were the days Ghanaian scholar was amongst the world’s best of intellectuals. Ghanaian Graduates were accepted everywhere. Even in England, English people accepted them, recognised them with respected high dignity ...
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MM! Those were the days Ghanaian scholar was amongst the world’s best of intellectuals. Ghanaian Graduates were accepted everywhere. Even in England, English people accepted them, recognised them with respected high dignity and reputation of fame. African countries brought in their orders to employ them before graduation. Gone are the days....
Today, look at those who received the best made by others had done to Ghanaian education. In those days six-former was and still better than today’s PhD. holder. And boldly Standard 7 in those days some are better than today’s graduates. Today; a certificate which is a card printed then signed by others is distributed whilst the brains are in the position one could not describe in articulated form. From here where are we heading towards? MM!
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Great one 8 hours ago

Is Ghana capable of allowing citizens of other African countries to occupy any such office in Ghana?

Is Ghana capable of allowing citizens of other African countries to occupy any such office in Ghana?
COHANA 7 hours ago

We have the people who are qualified to occupied those positions.
Those countries did not have the qualified people back then .

We have the people who are qualified to occupied those positions.
Those countries did not have the qualified people back then .
Reuben Addo 7 hours ago

For the avoidance of doubt, Ghana's first female lawyer was Essi Matilda Forster who was called to the Bar on April 15, 1947.

Interestingly some Ghanaians also held the position of Chief Justice in some African countries, ...
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For the avoidance of doubt, Ghana's first female lawyer was Essi Matilda Forster who was called to the Bar on April 15, 1947.

Interestingly some Ghanaians also held the position of Chief Justice in some African countries, Stephen Allan Brobbey and Felix Michael Lartey in Gambia in addition to Robert John Hayfron-Benjamin who served in Botswana.
Raphael Abeam US 5 hours ago

These judges were exceptional ones whose reputation is very high. You will not find any fault from them despite human beings have short faults.They did their job diligently that is why they were called to do the same work in ...
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These judges were exceptional ones whose reputation is very high. You will not find any fault from them despite human beings have short faults.They did their job diligently that is why they were called to do the same work in different countries
I CANT BELIEVE THEY ARE STILL WEARING THOSE ABSURD AND RIDICULOUS HEAD COVERINGS !! 1 hour ago

When will our legal professionals stop wearing these archaic, absurd and outlandish head coverings? For goodness sake we need to give up these ridiculous regalia. Perhaps younger members of the legal profession will push to h ...
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When will our legal professionals stop wearing these archaic, absurd and outlandish head coverings? For goodness sake we need to give up these ridiculous regalia. Perhaps younger members of the legal profession will push to have these outmoded practices abolished and perhaps replaced by a traditional type of hat with some coat of arms embossed on it and possibly some other symbol stit he'd on to denote a person's seniority. Just saying.
Can someone Ghanaian hat designers please come up with some ideas please

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