Ellembelle MP presents 500 wheel chairs to PWDs

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• Ghanaian Nationalist. 12 years ago

  This is worthy of emulation. Keep up the good work Hon. MP. Other MPs and politicians should learn from this.

  This is worthy of emulation. Keep up the good work Hon. MP. Other MPs and politicians should learn from this.

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• BLACK-STAR-COAST 12 years ago

  IS THIS DONATION FROM HIS OWN MONTHLY
  SALARIES,OR THE OUT COME OF THE HARD
  WORKINGS OF THE PEOPLE OF THAT DISTRICT?

  IS THIS DONATION FROM HIS OWN MONTHLY
  SALARIES,OR THE OUT COME OF THE HARD
  WORKINGS OF THE PEOPLE OF THAT DISTRICT?

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• CASTLE BOY 12 years ago

  The donation was made possible through a collaboration programme between Always Praising the Father and JONI & FRIENDS, two non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the United States.

  The donation was made possible through a collaboration programme between Always Praising the Father and JONI & FRIENDS, two non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the United States.

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• ?J0eY L0,ndoN 12 years ago

  2:17 - Cross examination begins with Lawyer Tony Lithur. Questions Dr. Bawumia on the number of pink sheets submitted to the courts.
  
  12:15 - Dr Bawumia says petitioners pray that Supreme Court rules that John Mahama was n ...
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  2:17 - Cross examination begins with Lawyer Tony Lithur. Questions Dr. Bawumia on the number of pink sheets submitted to the courts.
  
  12:15 - Dr Bawumia says petitioners pray that Supreme Court rules that John Mahama was not validly elected as President of the Republic.
  
  He notes that Nana Akufo Addo was validly elected as President after the elections per the information and evidence provided.
  
  The Supreme Court has overruled the objection raised by Tony Lithur with support from Quarshie Idun and Tsatsu Tsikata to the tendering of documents by Dr Bawumia.
  
  11:30 - Lawyer Philip Addison argues that the evidence was requested for by the respondents and will "greatly assist" the court in work.
  
  Tony Lithur and Tsatsu Tsikata however object to the tendering of the documents. Tony Lithur insists that it is prejudicial.
  
  11:15 - Lawyer Tsatsu Tsikata says "The documents being sort to be tendered at this stage contradict the documents that this witness on oath submitted to this court.
  
  This is in support of Lawyer Tony Lithur's objection to the documents being tendered as evidence by Dr Bawumia.
  
  11:06 - Dr Bawumia tenders new documents as evidence to the court
  
  11:00 - Dr Bawumia does some analysis of what the effects of deductions of votes will be if the some of the constitutional and statutory violations including over voting, voting without biometric verification and cases where there were no signatures, are considered.
  
  10:53 - Dr Bawumia says total number of votes we are seeking to have annuled is 4,381, 415
  
  10:28 - Dr Bawumia contends that the situation where there are two booklets and duplicate serial numbers and there is an attempt at rationalizing it, is unfortunate.
  
  He adds that it cannot be the case that pink sheets were printed before filing of nominations was done.
  
  He questions, if you expected more people to file why did you print the exact number of booklets for both phases.
  
  He further contends that we (petitioners) submitted 51 duplicates. One set were described as twins. The other 50 are not twins. They say they are errors. Two names are on the register, everything is the same except the ID number?
  
  Dr Bawumia notes that the evidence that we have on the pink sheets indicates that indeed people did vote without biometric verification.
  
  10:22 - If you expected more people to file for the election, why did you print the exact number of booklets - Dr Bawumia questions
  
  10:18 - Dr Bawumia gets things underway at the Supreme Court where he is leading evidence on issues surrounding special.
  
  Background
  Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia is expected to mount the witness stand again on Thursday at the Supreme Court, when hearing on the election petition contesting the declaration of President Mahama as winner of the 2012 election, resumes.
  
  On Wednesday, the second petitioner, Dr. Bawumia led evidence in areas such as over voting and voting without biometric verification.
  
  According to him, some Presiding officers of the Electoral Commission failed to sign pink sheets before declaring results as required by law.
  
  He claimed that there were irregularities and violations in the areas which recorded large use of duplicate serial numbers on polling station forms.
  
  Led by counsel Philip Addison, Dr. Bawumia prayed the courts to annul the votes in the identified areas where these irregularities took place.
  
  Meanwhile, Citi News has stumbled upon the Affidavit Evidence presented by the NDC's main witness, Johnson Asiedu Nketia.
  
  On the issues Dr. Bawumia raised about voting without biometric verification, Mr. Asiedu Nketia responded by stating that:
  
  “I have also been advised by Counsel and believe that biometric verification cannot be restricted to fingerprint verification and that if as a result of equipment failure, any voting occurred without a voter having undergone fingerprint verification but the voter was otherwise verified in terms of the biometric register, this was not wrongful.”

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• AKASI MARTHA ARIZONA USA 12 years ago

  ELLEMBELLE ( MA) GIVES SPECIAL THANKS TO ALWAYS PRAISING THE FATHER and JONI & FRIENDS(NGOs) IN THE UNITES STATE, FOR THE 500 WHEEL CHAIRS PRESENT TO THE SPECIAL AIDS IN THE AREA.

  ELLEMBELLE ( MA) GIVES SPECIAL THANKS TO ALWAYS PRAISING THE FATHER and JONI & FRIENDS(NGOs) IN THE UNITES STATE, FOR THE 500 WHEEL CHAIRS PRESENT TO THE SPECIAL AIDS IN THE AREA.

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