“Accept the verdict”, Mahama and Nana Addo urged

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• Nyansasem 12 years ago

  I know and believe that over 99% will not forgive Akufo to seek review of the verdict. That is why Nana should take the lead to address this case. This is the last chance to save his name and integrity. He must do so now.

  I know and believe that over 99% will not forgive Akufo to seek review of the verdict. That is why Nana should take the lead to address this case. This is the last chance to save his name and integrity. He must do so now.

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• OLIVER TWIST - GHANA'S ROTWEILLER 12 years ago

  THERE IS NO WAY WE THE PEOPLE OF GHANA WILL ACCEPT SOMEONE WHO ONLY WON 2 REGOINS TO BE INSTALL AS PRESIDENT. THIS WILL BE A MISCARRAIGE OF JUSTICE AND THE PEOPLE OF GHANA WILL NOT ACCEPT IT.
  WE WILL PERSERVE THE GOOD NAME O ...
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  THERE IS NO WAY WE THE PEOPLE OF GHANA WILL ACCEPT SOMEONE WHO ONLY WON 2 REGOINS TO BE INSTALL AS PRESIDENT. THIS WILL BE A MISCARRAIGE OF JUSTICE AND THE PEOPLE OF GHANA WILL NOT ACCEPT IT.
  WE WILL PERSERVE THE GOOD NAME OF OUR ELECTED PRESIDENT JOHN MAHAMA. HE WAS ELECTED BY THE 8 REGIONS OF GHANA AND SO SHALL IT BE! REGARDLESS!!!!
  
  OLIVER - GHANA'S ROTWEILLER IS BACK BIG TIME!!!
  
  THOSE IN THE NPP CAMP KNOWS THE POTENCY OF OLIVER - MAKA MAKA!!!

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• Yaw Manu 12 years ago

  There was no statement from any NDC representative. Was this deliberate on the part of the reporter to leave out the statement by NDC or could it be that NDC is running away? Has NDC given up knowing that they stole the verdi ...
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  There was no statement from any NDC representative. Was this deliberate on the part of the reporter to leave out the statement by NDC or could it be that NDC is running away? Has NDC given up knowing that they stole the verdict. We are waiting for August 29, 2013.

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• Victor A. Young 12 years ago

  I know for sure that John Mahama after tasting the sweet wine and the delicious meals at the presidential pantry, won't leave even if the Supreme Court rules against him. This is a man who after promising the British Premier ...
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  I know for sure that John Mahama after tasting the sweet wine and the delicious meals at the presidential pantry, won't leave even if the Supreme Court rules against him. This is a man who after promising the British Premier, David Cameron to accept whatever verdict the Supreme Court would deliver, flew to home and went straight the following weekend to announce in Church that he was ordained by God to become president. It's as if God is happy about thieves. John Mahama should be honest and refrain from using the Lord's name in vain. Our God is merciful; He however does not condone cheating and thievery. Besides election fraud is a serious crime and John Mahama shouldn't take things for granted! A wise man in the situation he finds himself now would start planning for a possible exit from the seat of president. It's just common sense! John Mahama must make it clear to Ghanaians and the world that he'll step dowm peacefully when the time comes. That is, if the verdict goes against him. It's simple and plain. There shouldn't be any litigation here and there. Just accept the verdict and step down peacefully. "Dassoor!"

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• Nyansasem 12 years ago

  Akufo Addo is the one who should let the public know that he is going to accept the verdict. Those who supported him believe that he has every right to do so. HOwever, if the petition is thrown out and he decides to seek a re ...
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  Akufo Addo is the one who should let the public know that he is going to accept the verdict. Those who supported him believe that he has every right to do so. HOwever, if the petition is thrown out and he decides to seek a review, many will hate him for doing so. He can't and shouldn't hold the country for ransom. Ghana does not belong to him.
  
  Au contraire, if the petition is upheld, no one will blame Mahama and NDC if they sought a review. It is human nature to do that even though, nothing will come out of it.
  
  Akufo should be wise and announce publicly that he is going to accept the verdict. This is his last time to save his integrity.

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• Commonsense 12 years ago

  I think you lack commonsense.This court case will deffinately become a rule in our judicial system, Therefore either Mahamah or Nana has a rigth to go for review if the judgement lack merit. Pls this is not save name but goo ...
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  I think you lack commonsense.This court case will deffinately become a rule in our judicial system, Therefore either Mahamah or Nana has a rigth to go for review if the judgement lack merit. Pls this is not save name but good judgement with good reason to change further occurance in our future elections

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• princewilly@ymail.com 12 years ago

  A man went to visit his 90 year old grandfather and while eating the breakfast of eggs and bacon prepared for him, he noticed a film-like substance on his plate. So he says, "Grandfather, are these plates clean?"
  His grandfa ...
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  A man went to visit his 90 year old grandfather and while eating the breakfast of eggs and bacon prepared for him, he noticed a film-like substance on his plate. So he says, "Grandfather, are these plates clean?"
  His grandfather replies, "Those plates are as clean as Coldwater can get them, so go on and finish your meal".
  That afternoon, while eating the hamburgers his grandfather made for lunch, he noticed many little black specks around the edge of his plate, so again he asked, "Grandfather are you sure these plates are clean?"
  Without looking up from his burger, the grandfather says, "I told you those dishes are as clean as Coldwater can get them, now don't ask me about it anymore".
  Well, later that day, they were on their way out to get dinner. As he was leaving the house, grandfather's dog who was lying on the floor started to growl and would not let him pass. "Grandfather, your dog won't let me out".
  Without diverting his attention from the football game he was watching, his grandfather shouted, "Coldwater, get your butt out of the way!"

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• I BELIEVE 12 years ago

  Let justice prevail from the Supreme court. please Ghanaians learn from Kenyans.

  Let justice prevail from the Supreme court. please Ghanaians learn from Kenyans.

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• JIM CROW 12 years ago

  NO-ONE SHOULD BE URGED TO ACCEPT THE VERDICT. GO FOR A REVIEW IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE A CHANCE. THE LAW/CONSTITUTION IS SUPREME. DON'T PAMPER ANYBODY.

  NO-ONE SHOULD BE URGED TO ACCEPT THE VERDICT. GO FOR A REVIEW IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE A CHANCE. THE LAW/CONSTITUTION IS SUPREME. DON'T PAMPER ANYBODY.

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• Kwobia,Toronto 12 years ago

  This clarion call for acceptance of the verdict is ignoring the fact that any verdict by the SC becomes the law of the land.Ghanains need to be reminded of this fact.Refusing to obey is not an option.

  This clarion call for acceptance of the verdict is ignoring the fact that any verdict by the SC becomes the law of the land.Ghanains need to be reminded of this fact.Refusing to obey is not an option.

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• Nana 12 years ago

  It's time to stop holding seminars, meetings and so on to call for peace. The trend to organize seminars and meetings to sensitize people means we simply ignore law and the rule of law what is not supposed to be if we do know ...
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  It's time to stop holding seminars, meetings and so on to call for peace. The trend to organize seminars and meetings to sensitize people means we simply ignore law and the rule of law what is not supposed to be if we do know what democracy is.The decision of the SC is irreversible and must be obeyed by all citizens. Anybody who doesn't comply with it must be arrested and sued. No one is allowed to come into politics if he doesn't know this. So let's stop with seminars and concentrate on our daily work. It's there that our nation needs us not in talk talk or sensitization of whosoever. All the Ghanaians must be ready to deal with the trouble makers and that's all.

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