NDC, NPP should accept Court ruling in good faith – Prophet

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• Samuel Adua 11 years ago

  The hand of God is on Ghana

  The hand of God is on Ghana

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• Pelicles 11 years ago

  If the ruling goes against NDC, trust me, they will not accept it. NPP on the other hand, will abide by it because the party presidential candidate, could have gone the other way but chose the court to address the election i ...
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  If the ruling goes against NDC, trust me, they will not accept it. NPP on the other hand, will abide by it because the party presidential candidate, could have gone the other way but chose the court to address the election irregularities so, they will accept it if, it is, for or against them.
  
  NDC is the party that Ghanaians should be worried about. If the ruling goes against them, they will plunged the nation into chaos.

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• ManBelhomme 11 years ago

  If the NPP presidential candidate actually believes in God, he would have been guided by "In all thing give thanks to God". Contesting the election is an eloquent proof that he would rather find it hard to accept.

  If the NPP presidential candidate actually believes in God, he would have been guided by "In all thing give thanks to God". Contesting the election is an eloquent proof that he would rather find it hard to accept.

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• BOY KOFI 11 years ago

  Prez Mahama is not a challenger,he did not declared himself a winner and is the president,you cannot compare him to Nana Addo,the ex flagbearer.Thank you.

  Prez Mahama is not a challenger,he did not declared himself a winner and is the president,you cannot compare him to Nana Addo,the ex flagbearer.Thank you.

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• John 11 years ago

  How do you know that NDC will not accept the pronouncements of the SC? Is the Supreme Court EC? Did Akufo-Addo and the NPP listened to or accept the results as announced by the EC? Why shouldn´t others say NO if they think s ...
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  How do you know that NDC will not accept the pronouncements of the SC? Is the Supreme Court EC? Did Akufo-Addo and the NPP listened to or accept the results as announced by the EC? Why shouldn´t others say NO if they think so? Hmmm!

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• Mahama-Gbagbo 11 years ago

  Why is this so called Prophet calling wolf when there is no wolf in sight. Has he forgotten the NDC gratuous advice to the clergy not to meddle with political issues but to focus only on spiritual issues. Has he forgatten wha ...
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  Why is this so called Prophet calling wolf when there is no wolf in sight. Has he forgotten the NDC gratuous advice to the clergy not to meddle with political issues but to focus only on spiritual issues. Has he forgatten what happened to Mensah Otabil?
  The Supreme court has not even heard the substantive case so why his concern Or is he an NDC rented - Prophet?

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• BOY KOFI 11 years ago

  Nana Addo has committed many mistakes upon himself.When the Constitution says a citizen can challenge the declared results,it doesn't mean you should attack the electoral process.In any civilized and modern democratic world,a ...
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  Nana Addo has committed many mistakes upon himself.When the Constitution says a citizen can challenge the declared results,it doesn't mean you should attack the electoral process.In any civilized and modern democratic world,a cheated politician will simply ask for a recount.Here is where I totally disagree with Nana Addo by first accusing the EC for rigging,fraud and stolen even before he filed his petition.Fair enough,he went on to make unrealistic demands in his petition by asking the court to invalidate the results and overturn it,what a show of arrogance?No! you can't do that.Nana Addo could have asked the court for a simple recount.As if that was not enough,he went on boldly to ask the court again to throw away about 4 million valid votes cast,what is the sense in it?To be frank,he has defeated himself in advance and he should better concede defeat honourably and spare us the unnecessary agony and anxiety.Thank you.

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• John 11 years ago

  When is the case ending mr Snr Prrophet? I think your comment should have come by the middle of Mahama´s tenure! 80 more people in 8 or 9 groups have also gone up there to be heard mr Prophet!

  When is the case ending mr Snr Prrophet? I think your comment should have come by the middle of Mahama´s tenure! 80 more people in 8 or 9 groups have also gone up there to be heard mr Prophet!

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• Sheriff Wisdomgold 11 years ago

  The wise men will tell you what is prophet or the so call senior prophet they are those men who says what ever comes out of their head and not from The Creator God so please prophet keep your advice to your self ok

  The wise men will tell you what is prophet or the so call senior prophet they are those men who says what ever comes out of their head and not from The Creator God so please prophet keep your advice to your self ok

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• Kwesi Gutman 11 years ago

  It is for the judges to give ruling to the winner of the elections so let us stop advising political parties to accept the judges decision or not.
  The problems we have in Ghana, power cut-offs; water shortages; lack of ...
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  It is for the judges to give ruling to the winner of the elections so let us stop advising political parties to accept the judges decision or not.
  The problems we have in Ghana, power cut-offs; water shortages; lack of the police in the community; environmental filth; uncleaned gutters etc are the ones I would like the "PASTORS" to talk about and not about court cases.
  
  PPP UK & EIRE

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• T.K 11 years ago

  PAS1TOR\ GOD \BLES1S1\ YOU

  PAS1TOR\ GOD \BLES1S1\ YOU

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• Acheampong kwasi 11 years ago

  Thank for you advice, because we need peace.

  Thank for you advice, because we need peace.

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