'Judges in Ghana work under inhumane conditions'

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• Akadu Mensema 11 years ago

  What about teachers?

  What about teachers?

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• kusi 11 years ago

  Some village teachers have their office under trees.Some class rooms are not inhabitant but the children are still in it.You are talking about broken windows and doors.

  Some village teachers have their office under trees.Some class rooms are not inhabitant but the children are still in it.You are talking about broken windows and doors.

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• OLD SOLDIER 11 years ago

  When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, h ...
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  When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, he had the gut to recommend his fellow journalists to be executed by PNDC. Pratt even recommended Baako to be killed by the regime, thank God Baako was instead touchered violently and severely but his life was spared. This is what Kwesi Pratt can do. Now Pratt is a secret agent to NDC and US Embassy in Ghana. May God forgive Pratt and spare him the untold evils that will come upon him and his generations. The souls of those journalist killed through Pratt's recommendations to PNDC will never forgive Pratt. Now Pratt has the guts to take Diplomatic Passport and smuggled his weak-headed children to work at the Ministries under Mills NDC, may God forgive Pratt and his dependance and spare them of the evils ahead of them...

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• Ghanaba, USA 11 years ago

  These corrupt judges find ways to release criminals or corrupt public servants who have misappropriated state funds. The funds lost in the process could have been used to upgrade their “living conditions”. The judges are ...
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  These corrupt judges find ways to release criminals or corrupt public servants who have misappropriated state funds. The funds lost in the process could have been used to upgrade their “living conditions”. The judges are corrupt, likewise the state attorneys and the police. I always pray that I don’t get involved in a legal case (either as a defendant or complainant) when I visit Ghana. To hell with the judges, politicians, public servants, etc.

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• readi 2 dye 11 years ago

  Stupid rugs on their head...n pay someone to cut thier grass n pay a carpenter to fix their windows....dumb judges waiting for a government employee to wait on them after receiving a free bungalow...matter of fact why does a ...
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  Stupid rugs on their head...n pay someone to cut thier grass n pay a carpenter to fix their windows....dumb judges waiting for a government employee to wait on them after receiving a free bungalow...matter of fact why does a judge need to leave in a section 8 housing....they can't even take care of the houses....kick all them out n put the houses on the market..wretched judges.

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• ELINAN 11 years ago

  I just can't imagine educated people will allow to wear a heavy rug on top of their hair in such a heat in Ghana and think that is not inhumane. The white man do not even do that in their courts.
  What at all is wrong with ...
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  I just can't imagine educated people will allow to wear a heavy rug on top of their hair in such a heat in Ghana and think that is not inhumane. The white man do not even do that in their courts.
  What at all is wrong with Ghanaian educated class upholding stupid culture from Europeans? You can practice some form of European law, but you have to own it as yours because before the white man came, we have been judging and sentencing people based on the crimes they commited so why we need a wig to do the same thing our forefathers did perfectly without fear or favor and with no funny looking wig?

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• no mercy 11 years ago

  Still in Slavery look

  Still in Slavery look

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• Nyansasem 11 years ago

  All that they do is to send cassava and goat thieves to prisons in the towns and villages.
  
  In the cities, they just take bribes and let the rich and politicians go. Let the rain beat on them.

  All that they do is to send cassava and goat thieves to prisons in the towns and villages.
  
  In the cities, they just take bribes and let the rich and politicians go. Let the rain beat on them.

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• nii kootse 11 years ago

  Blame govt, blame govt, for everything even when cassava thief goes to prison for 10yrs. With so many persons in prison Govt has no money for anything else. Blame Govt even when 700 prisoners use 3 toilets. They "cag" their w ...
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  Blame govt, blame govt, for everything even when cassava thief goes to prison for 10yrs. With so many persons in prison Govt has no money for anything else. Blame Govt even when 700 prisoners use 3 toilets. They "cag" their wigs like some aliens just dropped from Nuhuaa!

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• Julius A. Young 11 years ago

  This things in my heart that I will let to voice out. I know is not about this topic, but since it's about Ghanaian Judges I will use this opportunity to voic this out. Why is Ghanaian Judges wearing this funny wigs? Is this ...
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  This things in my heart that I will let to voice out. I know is not about this topic, but since it's about Ghanaian Judges I will use this opportunity to voic this out. Why is Ghanaian Judges wearing this funny wigs? Is this Wigs makes them Judges? Ever since the British establish this system it has always been like this. Did the British still wear this wigs? Why did we stick to the old ways? When Judges wear his wigs, does it makes them powerful? What is the idea about this wigs. Canada and United States has bigger court than we have in Ghana but yet, no Judge wear this kind of funny looking wigs. Look at South Africa court room, who off they're Judges wear this wigs. Is time for Ghana to let go, all the old ideas, which don't make sense.

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• KANE 11 years ago

  SO IN THIS DAY AND AGE, DO JUDGES IN GHANA ALSO LIVE FOR FREE IN GOVERNMENT BUNGALOWS IN A POOR THIRD- WORLD COUNTRY LIKE GHANA.
  
  NO WONDER GHANA IS ALWAYS STRUGGLING WITH BUDGET DEFICIT UPON BUDGET DEFICIT.
  
  THIS COLONIA ...
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  SO IN THIS DAY AND AGE, DO JUDGES IN GHANA ALSO LIVE FOR FREE IN GOVERNMENT BUNGALOWS IN A POOR THIRD- WORLD COUNTRY LIKE GHANA.
  
  NO WONDER GHANA IS ALWAYS STRUGGLING WITH BUDGET DEFICIT UPON BUDGET DEFICIT.
  
  THIS COLONIAL "FATHER CHRISTMAS" WAY OF WELL PAID SENIOR PUBLIC OFFICERS LIVING FOR FREE FOR LIFE IN GOVERNMENT QUARTERS MUST STOP.
  
  OUR SO-CALLED LEADERS ARE BLEEDING GHANA WITH THEIR FREELOADING AND CORRUPT LIFESTYLES.

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• GET REAL 11 years ago

  TONY LITHUR AND HIS JUDICIARY COHORTS MUST SUFFER THE FALLEN STANDARDS OF OUR JUDICIARY BECAUSE THEY SAT DOWN FOR TONY LITHUR TO TEAM UP WITH WOYOME AND HIS NDC COHORTS TO MILK GHANA DRY....NOW WE ARE ALL SO POOR AND SUFFERIN ...
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  TONY LITHUR AND HIS JUDICIARY COHORTS MUST SUFFER THE FALLEN STANDARDS OF OUR JUDICIARY BECAUSE THEY SAT DOWN FOR TONY LITHUR TO TEAM UP WITH WOYOME AND HIS NDC COHORTS TO MILK GHANA DRY....NOW WE ARE ALL SO POOR AND SUFFERING THE CONSEQUENCES...ide biiii kekekekeeee

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• Julius A. Young 11 years ago

  And Yes we buy them private cars too. What a Country. This Leaders, who can lead, this Country? So they can not buy there own house. Stop the free stuff, my heart is bleeding don't know what to say.

  And Yes we buy them private cars too. What a Country. This Leaders, who can lead, this Country? So they can not buy there own house. Stop the free stuff, my heart is bleeding don't know what to say.

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• Kofi kwame 11 years ago

  So all our Wealth goes to The So called Lazy and Corrupted Elites,when would These stop.

  So all our Wealth goes to The So called Lazy and Corrupted Elites,when would These stop.

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• Antiochus - London 11 years ago

  They deserve it. Blame dollar millionaire Atuguba.

  They deserve it. Blame dollar millionaire Atuguba.

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• GENERAL DeGAULE 11 years ago

  If you cannot engage the services of a house boy to clear overgrown weeds around your bungalow, do you then blame the reptiles for invading your residence or the government? Is Living in your government allocated bungalow, di ...
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  If you cannot engage the services of a house boy to clear overgrown weeds around your bungalow, do you then blame the reptiles for invading your residence or the government? Is Living in your government allocated bungalow, directly linked to your so called WORKING CONDITIONS? HELL NO!!!! That is you being lazy and irresponsible. Who the hell damaged the doors and windows? The government.

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• ESONG U/W 11 years ago

  GO TO COURT IF WHAT YOU SAID AND SAW IS THE GOSPEL TRUTH THEN MAKE HASTE AND GO TO COURT.WHO IS TO BE BLAME????. BE PROFESSIONAL; GO TO COURT.

  GO TO COURT IF WHAT YOU SAID AND SAW IS THE GOSPEL TRUTH THEN MAKE HASTE AND GO TO COURT.WHO IS TO BE BLAME????. BE PROFESSIONAL; GO TO COURT.

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• ELINAN 11 years ago

  So who suppose to keep reptiles off the free houses allocated them at our expense? Govt employed gardeners and so-called house boys? These freeloaders do not even paint these houses making the most unkept houses on the block ...
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  So who suppose to keep reptiles off the free houses allocated them at our expense? Govt employed gardeners and so-called house boys? These freeloaders do not even paint these houses making the most unkept houses on the block. Grown folks who had refused to grow up and got so used to hand out and no wonder the country Ghana has become the mirror image of its leaders.

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• HAZOR 11 years ago

  They deserve the condition they are working in it.This is what Mahama promise them and agree to steal the presidency for him and enjoy the work of presidency why conplaining.we very happy that this is a tip of the iceburg and ...
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  They deserve the condition they are working in it.This is what Mahama promise them and agree to steal the presidency for him and enjoy the work of presidency why conplaining.we very happy that this is a tip of the iceburg and haven't see nothing yet,next steal for mahama.

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• JOE . ( UK 11 years ago

  IsS THAT WHY THEY TAKE COLA? YOU GUYS ARE JOKERS YOU KNOW.STOP TAKING BRIBES AND BE FAIR.NO WONDER YOUR SO CALL MAHAMA SAID YOU HAVE TO BE CIRCUMSPECT

  IsS THAT WHY THEY TAKE COLA? YOU GUYS ARE JOKERS YOU KNOW.STOP TAKING BRIBES AND BE FAIR.NO WONDER YOUR SO CALL MAHAMA SAID YOU HAVE TO BE CIRCUMSPECT

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• The Mask 11 years ago

  The number of court houses and judges in Ghana are inadequate. The population has ballooned and changes have to be made. The same can be said of the number of police officers and the number of penitentiaries. On a visit to a ...
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  The number of court houses and judges in Ghana are inadequate. The population has ballooned and changes have to be made. The same can be said of the number of police officers and the number of penitentiaries. On a visit to a number of court houses around the country I found the Ghana flag and the Ghana Coat of Arms (Seal) absent. This must change.
  
  Good policing is needed in order for companies to operate effectively. How many detectives has the Ghana police service got and to what extent do they pursue cases? Too many people are being robbed of their toil and sweat. It is important that we increas the police-population ratio.
  
  In many areas especially in the at least 12 Akyem districts which make up more than half of the population of the Eastern Region the police is out of reach but the chiefs have been doing their best in ensuring that law and order prevail in these areas.
  
  Looking at salary levels or the per capita income it is apparent that a sizable proportion of the population cannot afford good legal services. The government must therefore provide some subsidies in this regard lest our republic turn into an oligarchy.
  
  Judges deserve good salaries but what would a judge consider virtuous?? Judges must bear in mind that their salaries cannot be more than the productivity of the general public. They must take the GNI per capita of Ghana into account.
  
  How can judges help increase the GDP of Ghana? Judges must be at work by 8am and leave not before 5pm. Most judges close for the day by 12 pm together with the judicial secretaries. These judges must be moved to other courts after they close by 12 noon.

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